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The [[Sae duChaad]] is also the home of the Island of Lost Souls. This island is the home of the Most Holy Temple of | The [[Sae duChaad]] is also the home of the Island of Lost Souls. This island is the home of the Most Holy Temple of [[Pelor]], God of the Sun and Moon, and Headquarters for his church. The temple complex, also known as [[the Spire]], is served by the port town of [[Wild's Reef]], its nearest neighbor, which is also the launch point for all traffic to and from the island. | ||
The Island got its name because of a barrier reef surrounding it, upon which many ships met their doom. It wasn't until the Year of the Moon 85 that [[Gavin Wild]], an adventurous [[halfling]] ship captain, charted a safe course through the treacherous waters. | The Island got its name because of a barrier reef surrounding it, upon which many ships met their doom. It wasn't until the Year of the Moon 85 that [[Gavin Wild]], an adventurous [[halfling]] ship captain, charted a safe course through the treacherous waters. | ||
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Revision as of 14:14, 13 December 2023
The Sae duChaad is also the home of the Island of Lost Souls. This island is the home of the Most Holy Temple of Pelor, God of the Sun and Moon, and Headquarters for his church. The temple complex, also known as the Spire, is served by the port town of Wild's Reef, its nearest neighbor, which is also the launch point for all traffic to and from the island.
The Island got its name because of a barrier reef surrounding it, upon which many ships met their doom. It wasn't until the Year of the Moon 85 that Gavin Wild, an adventurous halfling ship captain, charted a safe course through the treacherous waters.