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{{CharacterQuote|The Sisters of Didacus are dedicated to the search of a machine which has a soul, and now we require your help in our search.|[[Sister Panimalar]]}}
The '''Sisters of Didacus '''are a religious order in ''80 Days'' that believe automatons have souls. This brings them into direct contradiction with the Pope (who believes automatons are abominations) and the [[Artificer's Guild|Artificers Guild]] (who believe automatons are tools to be used to benefit humans).
 
   
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<nowiki> </nowiki>The '''Sisters of Didacus '''are a religious order in ''[[80 Days]]'' that believe automatons have souls.
The Sisters are first met in Nova Goa, where Passepartout may be given a Didacian cross. After that they may be met in person in [[Madras]] where a nun, [[Sister Panimalar]], engages Passepartout to help them find an automaton with a soul, and to acquire a shard of their control cube for study. There are several such automatons in the game; one between Timbuktu and Marakesh; one between Munich to Berlin; one from Izmir to Antalya. Additionally, if in possession of the [[Venetian Glass]], Passepartout may pass that off as the control shard instead, for which he will received a [[Silver Chest]] as a reward.
 
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== Background ==
 
The sisters have an ideological clash with the Pope (who believes automatons are abominations) and the [[Artificer's Guild|Artificers Guild]] (who believe automatons are tools to be used to benefit humans).
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== Role ==
 
The Sisters are first met in [[Nova Goa]], where Passepartout may be given a [[Didacian Cross]]. After that they may be met in person in [[Madras]] where a nun, [[Sister Panimalar]], engages Passepartout to help them find an automaton with a soul, and to acquire a shard of their control cube for study. There are several such automatons in the game; one between [[Timbuktu]] and [[Marrakesh]] (be sure to make your driver to [[Tangier]] go fast, otherwise the automaton's 'mother' will chase you down); one between [[Munich]] and [[Berlin]]; one from [[Izmir]] to [[Antalya]]. Additionally, if in possession of the [[Venetian Glass]] or a [[Cube of Black Glass]], Passepartout may pass that off as the control shard instead, for which he will receive a [[Silver Chest]] as a reward.
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== Trivia ==
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* Didacus was a Spanish saint who died in 1463. King Philip II commissioned a clockwork automaton of him who could pray. The Sisters call him 'the first automaton man of God'.
 
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The Sisters of Didacus are dedicated to the search of a machine which has a soul, and now we require your help in our search.

Sister Panimalar

The Sisters of Didacus are a religious order in 80 Days that believe automatons have souls.

Background[]

The sisters have an ideological clash with the Pope (who believes automatons are abominations) and the Artificers Guild (who believe automatons are tools to be used to benefit humans).

Role[]

The Sisters are first met in Nova Goa, where Passepartout may be given a Didacian Cross. After that they may be met in person in Madras where a nun, Sister Panimalar, engages Passepartout to help them find an automaton with a soul, and to acquire a shard of their control cube for study. There are several such automatons in the game; one between Timbuktu and Marrakesh (be sure to make your driver to Tangier go fast, otherwise the automaton's 'mother' will chase you down); one between Munich and Berlin; one from Izmir to Antalya. Additionally, if in possession of the Venetian Glass or a Cube of Black Glass, Passepartout may pass that off as the control shard instead, for which he will receive a Silver Chest as a reward.

Trivia[]

  • Didacus was a Spanish saint who died in 1463. King Philip II commissioned a clockwork automaton of him who could pray. The Sisters call him 'the first automaton man of God'.