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The '''Temple of War''' is home to Lord [[Aegis]], the [[:category:Elder_Gods|God]] of [[:Category:Wars|War]]. It is positioned in the southwest section of the [[Siroccian_Mountains|Siroccian Mountains]], located southwest of [[Delos]]. | The '''Temple of War''' is home to Lord [[Aegis]], the [[:category:Elder_Gods|God]] of [[:Category:Wars|War]]. It is positioned in the southwest section of the [[Siroccian_Mountains|Siroccian Mountains]], located southwest of [[Delos]]. | ||
A wide bridge spans the gap between two mountains, leading to a series of pillars representing | A wide bridge spans the gap between two mountains, leading to a series of pillars representing the following: | ||
*The Pillar of Brutality where a statue of Lord Valor stands | |||
*The Pillar of Desolation where a statue of [[Ekary Lucoster]], the Sinistar, founder of the [[Infernal]] Knights keeps vigil | |||
*The Pillar of Vigilance where a statue depicting the Aegean warlord Mortifer Merre stands, tail curled around its base | |||
*The Pillar of Loyalty a statue of Warlord Sylence Ikari looms over the passing worshippers | |||
Flanking the area of the pillars to the north and south are a stone pyramid and sacrificial pit, and seige workshop and practice area, respectively. | |||
This area is linked to the archer-lined fortress of the Aegean Keep via a large, steel drawbridge. From here one may choose to climb up for a view from the parapets to the towering gardens, home of the [[Eileithyian Tree]], or explore further into the Aegean Manor which accomodates many rooms, among them an archives and two chapels. | This area is linked to the archer-lined fortress of the Aegean Keep via a large, steel drawbridge. From here one may choose to climb up for a view from the parapets to the towering gardens, home of the [[Eileithyian Tree]], or explore further into the Aegean Manor which accomodates many rooms, among them an archives and two chapels. | ||