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Shrines are placed and scored in the same way as a cloister. <ref>
{{IconBook}} A knight in a besieged city from {{CatharsLink|logo=noborder|formating=lowercase|edition=C1}} '''can''' escape via a shrine, as with a cloister. The shrines are, for the most part, identical to cloisters. That goes for escape as well.
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However, a shrine may not be placed in such a way that it adjoins several cloisters. <ref>
{{IconWorld}} In other words, a shrine cannot adjoin more than one cloister, and vice versa.
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Similarly, a cloister may not be placed so that it neighbors several shrines. <ref>
{{IconBook}} '''Question:''' Can I place a shrine in such a way that it forces a cloister to neighbor several shrines? What effect does that have? '''Answer:''' It leads to enormous problems when multiple cloisters and shrines neighbor each other. [In other words, no, you can’t place a shrine in that way—ed.]
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{{IconBook}} The rules that restrict the placement of cloisters next to already placed shrines '''also''' restrict the placement of abbeys. 
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{{IconHouse}} Because the problems arise when there are multiple simultaneous challenges, one could allow placement of further shrines or cloisters into the area as long as no followers are placed on those cloisters/shrines (i.e. there are no further challenges).
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