+1 for completing them (somehow, see below)
As far as i remember the reason why most rites are unfinished was that the original rewards have been considered not well balanced. And indeed, balancing is a very complicated issue with rites. If they make rewards powerful (like fyros story 2, no serious crafter will want to be without it) they encourage civ neutrality / hominism - but devs clearly don't want to do that.
There are 2 alternatives imo: Making new rites that are not civ based (see kincher and kizoar rite which are based on rangers). The downside is that those need to be created from scratch, the existing rite texts are bound to civs/tribes.
Or removing high fame requirements on rites. Reducing it from 3X to 24 would at least allow 4/6 civs to complete them (neutrals, 3 aligned civs, no enemy aligned, no marauders).
Hmm... maybe there could be enemy aligned npc offering the same mission? Imagine a matis in (or close to) pyr: 'Hey, i got a good buddy at barkers. Go find him and tell him i sent you if you want to learn how fyros make more durable items. He's patrolling in oflovaks oasis. Be careful, the barkers must not see you talking to him.'
As far as i remember the reason why most rites are unfinished was that the original rewards have been considered not well balanced. And indeed, balancing is a very complicated issue with rites. If they make rewards powerful (like fyros story 2, no serious crafter will want to be without it) they encourage civ neutrality / hominism - but devs clearly don't want to do that.
There are 2 alternatives imo: Making new rites that are not civ based (see kincher and kizoar rite which are based on rangers). The downside is that those need to be created from scratch, the existing rite texts are bound to civs/tribes.
Or removing high fame requirements on rites. Reducing it from 3X to 24 would at least allow 4/6 civs to complete them (neutrals, 3 aligned civs, no enemy aligned, no marauders).
Hmm... maybe there could be enemy aligned npc offering the same mission? Imagine a matis in (or close to) pyr: 'Hey, i got a good buddy at barkers. Go find him and tell him i sent you if you want to learn how fyros make more durable items. He's patrolling in oflovaks oasis. Be careful, the barkers must not see you talking to him.'