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A '''temple''' is a structure devoted to the worship of a {{L|deity}}. They are located in {{L|Human}} towns and {{L|Goblin}} fortresses{{verify}}. Priests can be found in temples, and will allow you to join their religion. In a temple an adventurer can also converse({{K|k}}) with a deity, though the only response is silence. | A '''temple''' is a structure devoted to the worship of a {{L|deity}}. They are located in {{L|Human}} towns and {{L|Goblin}} fortresses{{verify}}. Priests can be found in temples, and will allow you to join their religion. In a temple an adventurer can also converse({{K|k}}) with a deity, though the only response is silence. | ||
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A temple is a structure devoted to the worship of a Template:L. They are located in Template:L towns and Template:L fortresses[Verify]. Priests can be found in temples, and will allow you to join their religion. In a temple an adventurer can also converse(k) with a deity, though the only response is silence.