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| − | The | + | The temple quarter of the town is clean and tidy. All men there talk quietly and behave with decorum on pain of flogging by the temple guards and roving flagellants who patrol it. Any man foolish enough to draw sword there would be ripped apart by an outraged mob of believers within seconds. There are four cool gardens tended by priests and pious believers, for use by the public. One is for families, one is for quiet contemplation, one for religious debate, and one is for the serving of water and food to weary pilgrims of Adgharhinism. The Temple of the Anvil, as it is called, is itself a small stone affair with a wide courtyard where low ranking worshippers can pray. In the center of the courtyard is a great stone Anvil, ten cubits high. |
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Temple of The Anvil
The temple quarter of the town is clean and tidy. All men there talk quietly and behave with decorum on pain of flogging by the temple guards and roving flagellants who patrol it. Any man foolish enough to draw sword there would be ripped apart by an outraged mob of believers within seconds. There are four cool gardens tended by priests and pious believers, for use by the public. One is for families, one is for quiet contemplation, one for religious debate, and one is for the serving of water and food to weary pilgrims of Adgharhinism. The Temple of the Anvil, as it is called, is itself a small stone affair with a wide courtyard where low ranking worshippers can pray. In the center of the courtyard is a great stone Anvil, ten cubits high.
