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The '''Temple of War''' is home to Lord [[Aegis]], the [[: | The '''Temple of War''' is home to Lord [[Aegis]], the [[:Category:Gods|God]] of [[:Category:Wars|War]]. It is located in the southwest section of the [[Siroccian_Mountains|Siroccian Mountains]]. | ||
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, each representing a particular ideal: | ||
*The Pillar of Brutality where a statue of Lord Valor stands | *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 [[Infernals (guild)|Infernal Knights]] keeps vigil | *The Pillar of Desolation, where a statue of [[Ekary Lucoster]], the Sinistar, founder of the [[Infernals (guild)|Infernal Knights]], keeps vigil. | ||
*The Pillar of Vigilance where a statue depicting the Aegean warlord Mortifer Merre stands, tail curled around | *The Pillar of Vigilance, where a statue depicting the Aegean warlord Mortifer Merre stands, his tail curled around the base. | ||
*The Pillar of Loyalty where a statue of Warlord Sylence Ikari looms over | *The Pillar of Loyalty, where a statue of Warlord Sylence Ikari looms over passing worshippers. | ||
Flanking | Flanking the pillars are a stone pyramid, a sacrificial pit, a seige workshop, and a combat training room. | ||
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 | 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, former home of the [[Eileithyian Tree]], or explore further into the Aegean Manor which accommodates many rooms, among them an archives and two chapels. | ||
==Inhabitants== | ==Inhabitants== | ||
*Aegean knights | *Aegean knights | ||
*[[Akrile]], War Priest of Aegis | |||
*[[Hixari]], the Warsmith | |||
*[[Bevran]], the Master Tactician | |||
*Siege master [[Hopkal]] | |||
==Past Inhabitants== | |||
*[[Deimus]], the Blade of Kirivas | *[[Deimus]], the Blade of Kirivas | ||
*[[Phobus]], the Archangel of Aegis | |||
*Baron [[Urk'thal]], Bladeweaver of the Aegean | |||
*[[Grunt]], the humgii | *[[Grunt]], the humgii | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Divine temples|war]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:43, 12 July 2020
The Temple of War is home to Lord Aegis, the God of War. It is located in the southwest section of the Siroccian Mountains.
A wide bridge spans the gap between two mountains, leading to a series of pillars, each representing a particular ideal:
- 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, his tail curled around the base.
- The Pillar of Loyalty, where a statue of Warlord Sylence Ikari looms over passing worshippers.
Flanking the pillars are a stone pyramid, a sacrificial pit, a seige workshop, and a combat training room.
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, former home of the Eileithyian Tree, or explore further into the Aegean Manor which accommodates many rooms, among them an archives and two chapels.
Inhabitants
- Aegean knights
- Akrile, War Priest of Aegis
- Hixari, the Warsmith
- Bevran, the Master Tactician
- Siege master Hopkal