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Located in the [[Pash Valley]] near [[Jaru]], the monastery of '''Shala'jen''', named for [[Jokelehn Shala'jen]], its founder, is a sorrowful place. All that remains of the peaceful monks who once lived here are their grief-stricken ghosts. Those intrepid [[adventurer|adventurers]] who dare to delve into the monastery's past, however, may discover there is more than meets the eye.
Located in the [[Pash Valley]] near [[Jaru]], the monastery of '''Shala'jen''', named for [[Jokelehn Shala'jen]], its founder, is a sorrowful place. All that remains of the peaceful [[monks]] who once lived here are their grief-stricken [[ghosts]]. Those intrepid [[adventurer|adventurers]] who dare to delve into the monastery's past, however, may discover there is more than meets the eye.


Down a sloping path near the monastery lies a small cave inhabited by bandits. Led by the master thief [[Gontathis]], they are deadly to stumble into. Lurking within the hideout as well is [[Vandastk]], the bone collector.
Down a sloping path near the monastery lies a small cave inhabited by bandits. Led by the master thief [[Gontathis]], they are deadly to stumble into. Lurking within the hideout as well is [[Vandastk]], the bone collector.
The symbol of the Shala'jen monks is a cross with a feather on the top.


==Landmarks==
==Landmarks==

Revision as of 19:20, 11 December 2005

Located in the Pash Valley near Jaru, the monastery of Shala'jen, named for Jokelehn Shala'jen, its founder, is a sorrowful place. All that remains of the peaceful monks who once lived here are their grief-stricken ghosts. Those intrepid adventurers who dare to delve into the monastery's past, however, may discover there is more than meets the eye.

Down a sloping path near the monastery lies a small cave inhabited by bandits. Led by the master thief Gontathis, they are deadly to stumble into. Lurking within the hideout as well is Vandastk, the bone collector.

The symbol of the Shala'jen monks is a cross with a feather on the top.

Landmarks

  • The Fountain of grace lies beneath the main floor of the monastery.
  • From the bell tower one can view the monastery grounds as well as the surrounding countryside.
  • Within the monastery gardens lies the holy sanctum, where the founder of the monastery is buried, as well as a headstone marking the grave of Silvestri Carnivalis, founder of the Jesters.

Inhabitants

Aside from the various monks, scholars, and astronomers who make their home here, visitors may encounter: