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# Apostasy

```
r!convert <@user>
```

The `convert` command is something anyone with at least **4 INT** *(raw stat — without any modifiers)* can use. The only limit is that Catholics cannot Baptize other characters. Catholic conversions are done by the [Clergy](/clergy/preachment/deacon.md#convert).

In order to convert to a specific religion, you'll need to find someone of that religion, with at least 4 INT. They will be able to convert you *(after you accept the conversion request)*. Characters have access to the `convert` command every **2h**. Just like when someone is converted to Catholicism they get the `Baptized` role; people who convert from another Abrahamic religion *(Catholicism, Islam, Judaism, Orthodoxy, Catholic Heresy)* will get the covert `Apostate` role.

{% hint style="danger" %}
*Users who are `Baptized` or `Apostate` cannot be converted again.*
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
*Technically, a character who is Pagan or Atheist can switch between Paganism and Atheism without issue every 2h. This, however, would be FailRP. Being indecisive to an extent is okay, but trolling isn't.*
{% endhint %}


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