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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7220543" data-attributes="member: 59816"><p>[ooc]Not in the Grand Souk, but now that I have a proper map...[/ooc]</p><p></p><p>Chrysagon had slowly been taking stock of the city's temples and so far was not pleased. Grand as some of them were, they were dedicated to Gods of Wealth, Trade, Crafts, and Vanity.</p><p></p><p>Isolated atop a rocky formation in the sea, the <strong>Temple of Sune</strong> is reachable only by an elevated causeway from Temple Hill or by boat. Steep steps wind up the cliff from the temple’s small harbour. When seen from a distance, the temple’s roof seems to float in midair. Chysagon saw this temple while coming into harbour on the <em>Swordcoaster</em>.</p><p></p><p>The <strong>Temple to Waukeen</strong> is a magnificent structure that residents call the Hall of Gold for its shining, golden roof and for Waukeen’s focus on trade and wealth. Mount Sibasa is the highest point in the city, and when the sun is shining, light glinting off the temple roof can be seen for miles out at sea. Chrysagon saw this temple while travelling up the hill toward the Tavern, high on the hill's peak.</p><p></p><p>The boxy stone <strong>Temple of Gond</strong>, deity of craft and construction, looms behind the royal docks. It’s popular among Port Nyanzaru’s many artisans, craftspeople, smiths, ivory carvers, and hydro-engineers. Where most such temples have a forge as a centerpiece, this one features an immense fountain whose water jets shift continually to create amazing shapes. Chrysagon saw this one across the Harbour while waiting to speak to the harbormaster.</p><p></p><p>In the Grand Souk, Chrysagon learns of a temple that might be closer to his liking: </p><p></p><p>The <strong>Temple of Savras</strong> is one of the oldest, grandest buildings in the city. The tiled roof of its great dome resembles an unblinking eye, staring skyward. Savras is a deity of wizards, fortune tellers, diviners, and those who unfailingly speak the truth regardless of whether listeners want to hear it. His symbol is a monstrous eye, or a crystal ball filled with eyes.</p><p></p><p>He also hears that Tymora, goddess of Luck, has a Temple in Malar's Throat, outside the city walls.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 7220543, member: 59816"] [ooc]Not in the Grand Souk, but now that I have a proper map...[/ooc] Chrysagon had slowly been taking stock of the city's temples and so far was not pleased. Grand as some of them were, they were dedicated to Gods of Wealth, Trade, Crafts, and Vanity. Isolated atop a rocky formation in the sea, the [b]Temple of Sune[/b] is reachable only by an elevated causeway from Temple Hill or by boat. Steep steps wind up the cliff from the temple’s small harbour. When seen from a distance, the temple’s roof seems to float in midair. Chysagon saw this temple while coming into harbour on the [i]Swordcoaster[/i]. The [b]Temple to Waukeen[/b] is a magnificent structure that residents call the Hall of Gold for its shining, golden roof and for Waukeen’s focus on trade and wealth. Mount Sibasa is the highest point in the city, and when the sun is shining, light glinting off the temple roof can be seen for miles out at sea. Chrysagon saw this temple while travelling up the hill toward the Tavern, high on the hill's peak. The boxy stone [b]Temple of Gond[/b], deity of craft and construction, looms behind the royal docks. It’s popular among Port Nyanzaru’s many artisans, craftspeople, smiths, ivory carvers, and hydro-engineers. Where most such temples have a forge as a centerpiece, this one features an immense fountain whose water jets shift continually to create amazing shapes. Chrysagon saw this one across the Harbour while waiting to speak to the harbormaster. In the Grand Souk, Chrysagon learns of a temple that might be closer to his liking: The [b]Temple of Savras[/b] is one of the oldest, grandest buildings in the city. The tiled roof of its great dome resembles an unblinking eye, staring skyward. Savras is a deity of wizards, fortune tellers, diviners, and those who unfailingly speak the truth regardless of whether listeners want to hear it. His symbol is a monstrous eye, or a crystal ball filled with eyes. He also hears that Tymora, goddess of Luck, has a Temple in Malar's Throat, outside the city walls. [/QUOTE]
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