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| rdfs:comment | - The dwarven goddess, sort of. She is very mysterious at present, and the dwarves variously believe that she has died, abandoned them, or entered some kind of seclusion. Supposedly they do not worship her. Tertia is mentioned by dwarven characters throughout the game. In particular, a dwarf at a shrine in Eustrin mentions that the party is free to worship whomever they wish at the shrine, and that "Tertia did not preach jealousy."
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| abstract | - The dwarven goddess, sort of. She is very mysterious at present, and the dwarves variously believe that she has died, abandoned them, or entered some kind of seclusion. Supposedly they do not worship her. Tertia is mentioned by dwarven characters throughout the game. In particular, a dwarf at a shrine in Eustrin mentions that the party is free to worship whomever they wish at the shrine, and that "Tertia did not preach jealousy."
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