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| {{ItemIcon|name=Forest Idol}} || Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for clear skies || Found in [[Hivemother Altar]] next to [[Hivemother Gate]] in the [[Biomes#Forests|Forests]]. || Will turn off the current [[Weather]] (like rain, thunder or snow), if any. |
| {{ItemIcon|name=Forest Idol}} || Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for clear skies || Found in [[Hivemother Altar]] next to [[Hivemother Gate]] in the [[Biomes#Forests|Forests]]. || Will turn off the current [[Weather]] (like rain, thunder or snow), if any. |
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| {{ItemIcon|name=Swamp Idol}}|| Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for rainy days. || Found in [[Hivemother Altar]] next to [[Hivemother Gate]] in the [[Biomes#Swamps|Swamps]]. || Will cause [[Weather#Rain|Rain]] to start falling (if used in the [[ |
| {{ItemIcon|name=Swamp Idol}}|| Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for rainy days. || Found in [[Hivemother Altar]] next to [[Hivemother Gate]] in the [[Biomes#Swamps|Swamps]]. || Will cause [[Weather#Rain|Rain]] to start falling (if used in the [[Biomes#Forest|Forest]] or [[Biomes#Swamps|Swamps]] |
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| {{ItemIcon|name=Polar Idol}}|| Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for snowy skies. || Found in [[Hivemother Altar]] next to [[Hivemother Gate]] in the [[Biomes#Tundra|Tundra]]. || Will cause [[Weather#Snow|Snow]] to start falling (if used in the [[ |
| {{ItemIcon|name=Polar Idol}}|| Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for snowy skies. || Found in [[Hivemother Altar]] next to [[Hivemother Gate]] in the [[Biomes#Tundra|Tundra]]. || Will cause [[Weather#Snow|Snow]] to start falling (if used in the [[Biomes#Tundra|Tundra]]. |
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| {{ItemIcon|name=Hallowed Idol}}|| Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for good luck. || Found in the [[Hallowed Altar]] in the center of the map. || Increases the chances of a mutation to obtain a new bee species when [[Cross-breeding]] for 5 (real-life, not in-game) minutes. |
| {{ItemIcon|name=Hallowed Idol}}|| Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for good luck. || Found in the [[Hallowed Altar]] in the center of the map. || Increases the chances of a mutation to obtain a new bee species when [[Cross-breeding]] for 5 (real-life, not in-game) minutes. |
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Revision as of 13:25, 30 May 2022
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"To send a prayer it is said you need to use bees as messengers for your prayers, along with a specific Hivemother Idol."
Idols are used to pray for specific outcomes. Each Idol corresponds to a different prayer which is then carried by Blessed Bees to the Hivemother, the benevolent goddess of APICO's world.
Idols
Item Group
Idols and their effects
| Idol | Tooltip | Source | Result |
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Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for clear skies | Found in Hivemother Altar next to Hivemother Gate in the Forests. | Will turn off the current Weather (like rain, thunder or snow), if any. |
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Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for rainy days. | Found in Hivemother Altar next to Hivemother Gate in the Swamps. | Will cause Rain to start falling (if used in the Forest or Swamps |
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Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for snowy skies. | Found in Hivemother Altar next to Hivemother Gate in the Tundra. | Will cause Snow to start falling (if used in the Tundra. |
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Can be used to pray to the Hivemother for good luck. | Found in the Hallowed Altar in the center of the map. | Increases the chances of a mutation to obtain a new bee species when Cross-breeding for 5 (real-life, not in-game) minutes. |
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Can be used to pray to the Hivemother, probably? | Can be bought from Merchant for X Rubees. | Summons Merchant to player location. Works best during the night. |
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A dusty old idol that doesn't appear to be able to be used for anything... | A reward for completing the Apiarist's Almanac by discovering 34 bee species. | Used with the Hivemother Shrine to obtain the Sacred Bee. |