Kir Sabal - Cleansing Chamber
Aarakocra ritually cleanse themselves in this building before visiting the monastery. This is also where they leave offerings for Teacher and their mysterious guardian figure (the statues of Ubtao as a tabaxi).
2A. Washroom. The lower chamber contains a wash basin for performing ablutions and smaller vessels of salt, powdered chalk, and gold dust (50 gp worth) for sprinkling onto one’s feathers before visiting the monastery. 2B. Shrine. The upper chamber contains a wooden case with shelves of candles and head scarves for visitors to the monastery. At the east end of the chamber is a 5-foot-tall wooden statue with flowers and offerings of food placed at its feet. The statue is obviously very old, and it’s worn almost smooth by thousands of hands brushing against it, so it’s impossible to determine what it originally portrayed. Offerings left here are picked up daily by Asharra’s servant and placed on the statues in the monastery or the elder’s house.
2A. Washroom. The lower chamber contains a wash basin for performing ablutions and smaller vessels of salt, powdered chalk, and gold dust (50 gp worth) for sprinkling onto one’s feathers before visiting the monastery. 2B. Shrine. The upper chamber contains a wooden case with shelves of candles and head scarves for visitors to the monastery. At the east end of the chamber is a 5-foot-tall wooden statue with flowers and offerings of food placed at its feet. The statue is obviously very old, and it’s worn almost smooth by thousands of hands brushing against it, so it’s impossible to determine what it originally portrayed. Offerings left here are picked up daily by Asharra’s servant and placed on the statues in the monastery or the elder’s house.
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Bathhouse
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