I'm lvl 4 and got hit by something that diseased me and dropped my luck from 50 to 6. I took some Mandrake root and cured the disease but not the loss of luck. I searched the shops and my inventory and found 2 herbs that restore luck, Dryad saddle polypore cap and Green stain shelf cap. I used both (I assume, I left clicked on the item and it disappeared from inventory) but neither changed my luck. I hope praying at a chapel might help but I have been unable to find a chapel.
So, 2 questions, how do I fix my loss of luck and where can I find chapels?
I have explored down the Red Ring Road as far as Sercen and up the Black Road towards Chorrel as far as Fort Ash. I haven't found a chapel so far or have I been missing something?
Any help will be appreciated.

You will find chapels in every major city except the Imperial City... If you cant seem to find the chapels in the city's then run around the city then go on to your journal then your map then to the closer area map it should come up with icons for the doors of houses etc... simply place the arrow over one of those icons and it tells you the name (example- you go on to your map find an icon put the arrow over it and it will say- "NAME" house) Just keep doing that until you find the chapel.... If you still cant find one then open up your world map and fast-travel to weynon priory when you get there there's a chapel directly to your left... Hope this helps

This message was edited by LostGateToCruelty on Aug 08 2007.

Dryad's Saddle Polypore Cap

Green Stain Shelf Cap

Taproot

All restore Luck and all are level 1 ingredients that a nocice (level 4) can mix together any 2 to make a potion with alchemy.

You need a mortar and pestal, and can find one in the Mages guild you can use, if you haven't got one.

You will get a far stronger result from a potion than eating them.

44, that's a lot of points you have to get back. You will probably need a few potions even then, probably about 4 or 5.

maybe you lost your lucky gold amulet which has past the luck through your family for generations