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The '''Esagila of Raynor''' is a remarkably oversized, and assuredly not ominous, stepped Pyramid in the heart of the [[Ancient City]] of [[Shirekeep]]. It was build in the 15th century by the Adepti of the Church of the Machine God, the Cult of Mors and other sects too reclusive and dubious to identify with any reasonable level of precision. For years it had been the main hub for these sects that mostly operated outside mainstream [[Cedrism]]. | The '''Esagila of Raynor''' is a remarkably oversized, and assuredly not ominous, stepped Pyramid in the heart of the [[Ancient City]] of [[Shirekeep]]. It was build in the 15th century by the Adepti of the Church of the Machine God, the Cult of Mors and other sects too reclusive and dubious to identify with any reasonable level of precision. For years it had been the main hub for these sects that mostly operated outside mainstream [[Cedrism]]. | ||
In later years, the Esagila has become a point of gathering for criminal gangs and secret societies that used the building to plot their devious and rebellious acts. The official religious function of the building prevents the [[Shirekeep City Guard|City Guard]] from regular controlling of the place. Shirekeep's government, by word of [[Titus Morvayne]] who | In later years, the Esagila has become a point of gathering for criminal gangs and secret societies that used the building to plot their devious and rebellious acts. The official religious function of the building prevents the [[Shirekeep City Guard|City Guard]] from regular controlling of the place. Shirekeep's government, by word of [[Titus Morvayne]] who served as the [[Prefect of Shirekeep]] until his deposition in 1672 [[AN]], had supported the status quo, stating that ''"Religious liberty is a central right in the city of Shirekeep, and we are not going to bother peaceful worshippers, unless they belong to any foreign sect."'' Rumours that the Morvayne-alligned [[Brotherhood of the Shadow-Sun]] had taken residence in the Esagila emerged soon after the announcement. | ||
[[Category:Shirekeep]][[Category:Cedrism]] | [[Category:Shirekeep]][[Category:Cedrism]] | ||
Revision as of 17:51, 7 June 2020
The Esagila of Raynor is a remarkably oversized, and assuredly not ominous, stepped Pyramid in the heart of the Ancient City of Shirekeep. It was build in the 15th century by the Adepti of the Church of the Machine God, the Cult of Mors and other sects too reclusive and dubious to identify with any reasonable level of precision. For years it had been the main hub for these sects that mostly operated outside mainstream Cedrism.
In later years, the Esagila has become a point of gathering for criminal gangs and secret societies that used the building to plot their devious and rebellious acts. The official religious function of the building prevents the City Guard from regular controlling of the place. Shirekeep's government, by word of Titus Morvayne who served as the Prefect of Shirekeep until his deposition in 1672 AN, had supported the status quo, stating that "Religious liberty is a central right in the city of Shirekeep, and we are not going to bother peaceful worshippers, unless they belong to any foreign sect." Rumours that the Morvayne-alligned Brotherhood of the Shadow-Sun had taken residence in the Esagila emerged soon after the announcement.
