Hex 19 - Song of the Moring

This temple complex is built in honour of Lathander, the Morning Lord. Its magnificent colonnades clashes with the rustic feel of Beregost nearby. The Most Radiant Kelddath Ormlyr, priest of Lathander, not only governs the local church, but is also the de facto governor of Beregost.

Biome: Settled Farmland. Marble Statues. Grazing Sheep. Youth playing. Flocking pigeons.


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Travel NW: 18 - Beregost, N: 14 - Larswood, NE: 20 - Mutamin’s Garden
Travel SW: 23 - Trade Way, S: 24 - Ulcaster’s Ruins, SE: 25 - Gullykin



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Encounter Rules

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Feature A - Temple of Spring

One of the three temples forming the Song of the Morning. This one is notable for the gigantic golden sun irradiating heat at its center. The floor is littered with flower offering left by pilgrims and local. Most Radiant Kelddath Ormlyr is the high priest here and also the governor of Beregost can be found here. He sets bounties on whoever or whatever threatens the town, such a Bassilus the murderer and the many wyverns from Cloakwood.


Feature B - Temple of Birth

One of the three temples forming the Song of the Morning. This one is notable for its nuns who act as midwives and milkmaids for the town.


Feature C - Temple of Youth

One of the three temples forming the Song of the Morning. This one is notable for its gymnasium and marble statues of beautiful shepherds. It often hosts athletic competitions.