Temple of Hysterion in Laketown

Hysterion is the main religious force in Laketown. Situated over the City Bay in the Laketown Docks and Marina district, this temple has been newly painted with a bright blue hue. Its domed ceiling identifies it as a Pantheonic temple and it stands taller than most of the buildings in the area, making it easily identifiable from afar. It is simple on the inside, with many wooden carvings depicting fish and simple tapestries identifying Lake scenes. The altar of the church is a free floating structure within the temple. Since the Temple rests over the Lake, Old Brother Brian built the floating altar years ago as a sign of devotion. At one corner of the square building is also a small shrine to Silph-Mallene, the goddess of Crops and Fertility. Old Brother Brian has been the high priest at the temple for over 40 years. He conducts a weekly service every Saturday morning and says a blessing for all the boats that set out in the morning.

Architecture

The Temple bears the domed roof that identifies all Pantheonic temples.

Type

Temple / Church