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The [[Temple of Marikoth]] is a taboo place for many of the [[Agonian]]s. Nobody other than members of the [[Cult of Marikoth]] is known to have entered and came back out alive. It is the realm of [[Dargen Blackborn]], [[warlock]] and [[cult leader|leader of the Cult]]. All the cult members congregate at the [[temple]] annually to enact [[the Summoning]]. The Temple is located on the western edge of the domain.<ref name=ARWp1-3>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/AlanikRay/From_Alanik_Ray%27s_Vaults_-_Places.pdf Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places] p.1-3</ref>
The [[Temple of Marikoth]] is a taboo place for many of the [[Agonian]]s. Nobody other than members of the [[Cult of Marikoth]] is known to have entered and came back out alive. It is the realm of [[Dargen Blackborn]], [[warlock]] and [[cult leader|leader of the Cult]]. All the cult members congregate at the [[temple]] annually to enact [[the Summoning]]. The Temple is located on the western edge of the domain.<ref name=ARWp1-3>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/AlanikRay/From_Alanik_Ray%27s_Vaults_-_Places.pdf Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places] p.1-3</ref>
The Temple is guarded by [[dire bat]]s and [[death dog]]s.<ref name=ARWp3>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/AlanikRay/From_Alanik_Ray%27s_Vaults_-_Places.pdf Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places] p.3</ref>


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Latest revision as of 23:18, 24 January 2016

The Temple of Marikoth is a taboo place for many of the Agonians. Nobody other than members of the Cult of Marikoth is known to have entered and came back out alive. It is the realm of Dargen Blackborn, warlock and leader of the Cult. All the cult members congregate at the temple annually to enact the Summoning. The Temple is located on the western edge of the domain.[1]

The Temple is guarded by dire bats and death dogs.[2]


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