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  • Desert Monastery
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  • A three-dot Solar manse that was formed out of a formerly Abyssal manse. It is a large, sacred building full of books and training grounds for followers of the Unconquered Sun. The Desert Monastery provides a very comfortable shelter from the heat and sand of the desert, as well as several rooms for training, a large unstocked kitchen, and an enormous archive of books. These books typically deal with the nature of Holy energies, the Incarnae, the history of the Underworld, and various sacred texts. There is also a large selection of training manuals and a section of highly entertaining adventure stories as well. It is a fairly large building complex, even by manse standards, and has small bedrooms for nearly a hundred occupants.
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  • A three-dot Solar manse that was formed out of a formerly Abyssal manse. It is a large, sacred building full of books and training grounds for followers of the Unconquered Sun. The Desert Monastery provides a very comfortable shelter from the heat and sand of the desert, as well as several rooms for training, a large unstocked kitchen, and an enormous archive of books. These books typically deal with the nature of Holy energies, the Incarnae, the history of the Underworld, and various sacred texts. There is also a large selection of training manuals and a section of highly entertaining adventure stories as well. It is a fairly large building complex, even by manse standards, and has small bedrooms for nearly a hundred occupants. The hearthroom is the central chamber where services take place. A beam of light enters through a sunburst window, is reflected off of several mirrors and travels throughout the chamber, before finally being focused on the altar, where the hearthstone forms. The Desert Monastery requires no maintenance and is a comfortable training ground. It is currently inhabited by a sizable portion of the swelling Desert Lion Tribe, which is using it to hone martial arts skills and develop their minds and culture.