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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ravellion" data-source="post: 966940" data-attributes="member: 538">Entering the city is no problem, and you head straight for the fountained main square which has a rather large temple of Heironeous, an alied church to that of St. Cuthbert, on one of its sides. The fountain itself are three 15 foot statues, one of the avatar for Heironeous, one for Pelor, and one for Cuthbert. The statue is one of the most exquisitively sculpted statues in Amstrad, and visitors are always told to go see and admire it (as Ilan and Deepwinter well know).You find that Delarom is reasonably quiet as always, and the weather is nice. The population of the fortress town is mostly made up of military personell. Of course, the only bowyer is situated in the restricted garrison part of the town, as there is no sense in having an arms dealer in a city where arms are forbidden for all civilians.It is Patchwall the third, Moonday. Tomorrow there will be big services in the church. The size of the church is quite large: about 12 metres by 60. The inside looks smaller it only seems about 40 metres deep. It is likely part of the back is used for various priestly activities, which for a church of Heironeous consist of weapon training among many other things.The pillars in the big hall are adorned with swords, and the windows are barred and unstained.A fully armoured, purple cloaked knight is kneeling in front of the altar, praying with his hands on his sword, which has the tip wedged in the floor. His helmet lies beside him.There is a large row of swords, hung up horizontally on the far wall. Every one of them seems to have a bronze plaque beneath them, but you can't make out what they say from here.There are several acolytes scrubbing the rows of Benches and the mosaic on the floor, which is one big holy symbol of Heironeous:</blockquote>

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