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The temple is a holy site above all others in the eyes of the itinerant [[Iasunti]] tribes and the city pays frequent host to Iasunti pilgrims - bringing with them news of the ravaged world outside the Golden Land and making Sakharria the hub of what little trade the land enjoys. | The temple is a holy site above all others in the eyes of the itinerant [[Iasunti]] tribes and the city pays frequent host to Iasunti pilgrims - bringing with them news of the ravaged world outside the Golden Land and making Sakharria the hub of what little trade the land enjoys. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:47, 2 June 2012
One of the three great cities that make up the heart of the Golden Land.
Although the worship of Iasakell has been forbidden to citizens of the Golden Land since she left the path of Law at the end of the Sixth Age, her image still dominates the skyline of Sakharria in the form the Queen of the Golden Hunt - a titanic golden statue that stands guard over the Temple of the Third Eye.
The temple is a holy site above all others in the eyes of the itinerant Iasunti tribes and the city pays frequent host to Iasunti pilgrims - bringing with them news of the ravaged world outside the Golden Land and making Sakharria the hub of what little trade the land enjoys.
