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Within the Ancient City is the '''Temple of Mors''', possibly the oldest building in Shirekeep after Raynor's Keep itself. | Within the Ancient City is the '''Temple of Mors''', possibly the oldest building in [[Shirekeep]] after [[Raynor's Keep]] itself. | ||
The Temple houses the remains of all the dead Kaisers before 1561, when Kaiser Leto III ordered the creation of the Raynor Mausoleum (which on its turn was replaced by the Valley of Mors by Kaiser Gaelen IV). Living Kaisers enter it only once, on their coronation day. | The Temple houses the remains of all the dead Kaisers before 1561, when Kaiser Leto III ordered the creation of the Raynor Mausoleum (which on its turn was replaced by the Valley of Mors by Kaiser Gaelen IV). Living Kaisers enter it only once, on their coronation day. | ||
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The Temple is the most isolated building in the Ancient City, it being considered horribly bad luck to be close to a Temple of Mors for too long. | The Temple is the most isolated building in the Ancient City, it being considered horribly bad luck to be close to a Temple of Mors for too long. | ||
[[Category: Cedrism]][[Category: Shireroth]] | [[Category: Cedrism]][[Category: Shireroth]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:41, 11 December 2021
Within the Ancient City is the Temple of Mors, possibly the oldest building in Shirekeep after Raynor's Keep itself.
The Temple houses the remains of all the dead Kaisers before 1561, when Kaiser Leto III ordered the creation of the Raynor Mausoleum (which on its turn was replaced by the Valley of Mors by Kaiser Gaelen IV). Living Kaisers enter it only once, on their coronation day.
The Temple is the most isolated building in the Ancient City, it being considered horribly bad luck to be close to a Temple of Mors for too long.
