Not far from Epic Hall is a place of worship, once used frequently by the masses of Epicus before the practice of worship fell out of favor. The gleaming emblem of the Unfailing Light still rests atop the steeple of the hall, from which the bells will toll the passing of a day.
These halls no longer are a place for worship and prayer, but they still are halls of hope. Those who practice the art of healing make their work here, tending to the old and the infirm in many beds set throughout the main of the hall.
In recent years, the hall has taken on a second purpose. As the city grew and more traveled, they would encounter peril against which they would require aide. Since the hall did not have enough healers to accompany all who would adventure, they instead took up the commerce of selling balms and ointments in the Apothecary, which rests in the east wing of the hall.
Another blessing brought from the travel of others is the return of texts, forgotten by the ancients. These are kept in the library beneath the halls, in which the devout work to translate and transcribe the words on the page. Found among these many books and scrolls are tidbits of knowledge, wisdom, and history.
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Hero (n.) <heer-oh> - someone who gets involved in a lot of insane events and that turn out well because or despite of them.
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These halls no longer are a place for worship and prayer, but they still are halls of hope. Those who practice the art of healing make their work here, tending to the old and the infirm in many beds set throughout the main of the hall.
In recent years, the hall has taken on a second purpose. As the city grew and more traveled, they would encounter peril against which they would require aide. Since the hall did not have enough healers to accompany all who would adventure, they instead took up the commerce of selling balms and ointments in the Apothecary, which rests in the east wing of the hall.
Another blessing brought from the travel of others is the return of texts, forgotten by the ancients. These are kept in the library beneath the halls, in which the devout work to translate and transcribe the words on the page. Found among these many books and scrolls are tidbits of knowledge, wisdom, and history.