High Temple

A High Temple was the 
There were twelve High Temples in Raestera, one for each of The Twelve. They were the home of the High Aclanes and the Knights of the Stars. 
== High Temples ==
=== Temple of Furvus ===
The High Temple of Furvus was located in the edge of Charkest Forest, in East Esmoria. In its Star's effigy, the temple was great in size and dark in shades. In its paved backyard was a great graveyard where some of the greater Dascúa were buried. Even though it used to be a great temple with many knights, it grew smaller and smaller, and in the 17th Century SBY, the High Aclanes was surrounded by less than a hundred clerics and Faithful, and no knights. 
=== Temple of Viridis ===
The High Temple of Viridis was located in the heart of the Layverde plains in West Esmoria. The temple vaguely ressembled a fae's home, having a somewhat round shape, grass on the curved walls and roof, making the temple look like a hill from afar. Viridis being a fairly peaceful god, the temple never crawled with knights, despite there being a few Earthlings willing to cross iron. During the 17th Century SBY, the temple counted more than a thousand clerics and Faithful. 
=== Temple of Aura ===
The High Temple of Aura was located in the heart of the Altmagan Range in South Esmoria. The temple had been first nested inside of a cave on the Western part of the range just above the already settled dragonkeep, then, in the 5th Century SBY, the clerics and Arders began channelling Aura's will to expand the temple. During the 17th Century SBY, while counting more than a thousand Faithful and clerics, at least three hundred knights, and seven dragonriders, the temple was almost as large as the mountain itself, and it remained a wonder how the temple hadn't collapsed on itself yet. The interior was highly inspired of dwarven architecture, as most of the clerics of Aura during the temple's construction were mountain dwarves already dwelling in neighbouring mountains. 
=== Temple of Alben ===
The High Temple of Alben was located in Southern Blacern near the small fishing village of Boeggnet. It used to be well inland, but after Cymat's Weeping Floods in 1492 SBY, which made the sea levels considerably rise, the High Temple of Alben found itself on the coast. It is told that Cymat stopped at Alben's door in a sign of respect for her brother, though some say it was a threat. The temple is light and refined, angular in shape and its doors are always open. It ressembles a Blacern justice house. During the 17th Century SBY, the High Temple counted two thousand clerics and Faithful, as well as a thousand knights. 
=== Temple of Cymat ===
The High Temple of Cymat was located on the southern coast of the isle of the same name located south of Blacern. The temple was built directly above the sea, with an open ceiling and several pools. It had a very open architecture, and almost no walls. Before 1492 SBY, the temple was attached to the Blacern main isle, but after the goddess' floods, the Cymat isle stood alone in the middle of the sea. Given its rather isolated nature, the High Temple was not crowded with followers of Cymat, but, during the 17th Century SBY, the High Aclanes was still surrounded by more than seven hundred Faithful and clerics, and a few hundred knights. 
=== Temple of Leeven ===
The High temple of Leeven was located on Akeeling's Draíhamad isle. The temple was nestled in a clearing in the middle of one of the magic forests. Despite being only one story high and not erecting higher than the treeline, the temple was quite large. Its architecture was rather dark and ancient, as if the very first magic users had built it. During the 17th Century SBY, the High Aclanes was surrounded by a thousand Faithful and clerics, as well as seven hundred knights. 
=== Temple of Ceassia ===
The High Temple of Ceassia
=== Temple of Neri ===
=== Temple of Caedia ===
=== Temple of Adix ===
=== Temple of Iduon ===
=== Temple of Caelum ===
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