Temple of Abandon (Temple of Arshea)

== Services ==
The Temple of Abandon is possibly the only full sized cathedral dedicated to the Empyreal Lord Arshea. Attended to by the High Priestess Jezebel, the temple provides services to the public, especially the surrounding slums of Blackheart Bay. Minor healing and services, and elixir's of sex-shifting are provided free of charge; and major services such as restorations, regeneration, and resurrections are available as cheap as tax laws will generally allow. Those unable to pay may easily negotiate a reasonable and forgiving payment plan with the High Priestess (via Speak with Soul). 
Scared Courtesans also tend to the needs of citizens in private for counselling, atonement, or any number of more intimate needs; in exchange for donations negotiated by the church. 
== Description ==
A massive cathedral with three major parts to it. Upon first seeing the temple; it becomes self-evident on first sight that it serves as a religious bastion in the puddles. The first major temple of Arshea. The walls are enriched with fantastical etchings and designs of the Spirit of Abandon; Of creatures casting off their mortal shackles. Stained glass and murals line a good bit the exterior with these brilliant images. The materials chosen tastefully enough to keep a thief's hand away, but given the presence of a masterwork touch against them. To inspire the people of blackheart bay to be in awe of it solely from the exterior, much less than the interior.
Rooms and bedding are sealed away behind thick stone wall, whilst storages are properly sealed and given reinforcement. Nurseries with cradles are in abundance, and a hallowed mausoleum of crypts are prepared. The final and potentially most eye catching part of this structure are the the infirmaries - because it doesn't stop at only a few, but instead tops at a full dozen of these, evident by the building's massive west wing. The central prayer room was a room decorated with comfortable seating of all kinds around a central plaza. Rows of smaller booths, built of wood adjoined the edges of this central room. They were "confessional" booths where scared courtesans would tend to the needs of their clergy in private for counselling, atonement, or more intimate needs, in exchange for donations to the church
From birth, to life, to death. This temple will hold all who come into the arms of the god to which it is devoted.