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The '''Temple of the River''' is the primary place of worship for the esteemed [[Kastalia|Fluvial Queen]], and can be located upon the distant continent of [[Meropis]].  
The '''Temple of the River''' was the primary place of worship for the esteemed [[Kastalia|fluvial Queen]], and can be located upon the distant continent of [[Meropis]].  


Those who would try to find the [[temples|temple]] itself must first prove their faith in the myths and legends that surround the Goddess of the [[:Category:Rivers|River]]. Throwing themselves from the treacherous cliffs, a visitor is thrust into the icy mist below and plunged into the depths of the placid pools that surround the secluded temple. It is then that they may witness the beauty of the River, and all that Her realm encompasses.  
Those who would try to find the [[temples|temple]] itself had first to prove their faith in the myths and legends that surround the Goddess of the [[:Category:Rivers|River]]. Throwing themselves from the treacherous cliffs, a visitor was thrust into the icy mist below and plunged into the depths of the placid pools that surround the secluded temple. It is then that they may witness the beauty of the River, and all that Her realm encompassed.  




[[Category:Divine temples]]
[[Category:Divine temples|river]]

Latest revision as of 01:43, 12 July 2020

The Temple of the River was the primary place of worship for the esteemed fluvial Queen, and can be located upon the distant continent of Meropis.

Those who would try to find the temple itself had first to prove their faith in the myths and legends that surround the Goddess of the River. Throwing themselves from the treacherous cliffs, a visitor was thrust into the icy mist below and plunged into the depths of the placid pools that surround the secluded temple. It is then that they may witness the beauty of the River, and all that Her realm encompassed.