"Use"ing flags?

[Stephen_Zuckerman]

It seems the deity flags have a "Use Item's Unique Power" thing. What does it do?

Likewise, with temple donation reciepts.

[aragwen]

It is a special feature that is only available to GM's to use.
 
 So it has no effect when used by a character.
 
 No idea regarding the donation slips.

[EdTheKet]

Likewise, with temple donation reciepts.

You can show these to people as proof of your donation.
Like... let's say you insulted somebody's deity, and you promise to make amends and donate something, then you can use the slip to prove it. Or something (just made this up

[Stephen_Zuckerman]

No, I mean... They have a "use" property. What does it do?

[Dorganath]

No, I mean... They have a "use" property. What does it do?

It is a special feature that is only available to GM's to use.
 
 So it has no effect when used by a character.

I think this was answered?  :p

[EdTheKet]

Doesn't that make you read the receipt?

[Stephen_Zuckerman]

Dorg: I meant the receipts. Nothing was said about their use property in the original responce.

Ed: No, the receipt has all the info right in the description.

[Eight-Bit]

The flag is for a GM to do something diety related. I've never used it, and really have no idea what it does.

The reciepts are another boggling thing. No idea.

[Interia_Discordius]

Is it possible to set something on the flag for a low level spell like Aid that's once a day?

[Stephen_Zuckerman]

Is it possible to set something on the flag for a low level spell like Aid that's once a day?

No way! They're already expensive enough as it is... *Sniffles.*

Though, since I've already got one... *Grins.*