Temple of Thera

The Temple of Thera was located in a volcano the Throgs called eh-Doric-al-Kar. A stone path wound its way and reached a great archway, cut into the living rock of the mountainside. Tree shaped columns stood on either side. One had fallen into ruin.

It was made of dark glass and had numerous hanged lamps. The floor was glass and slippery and delicate lines formed on the a rune of Thera's name. There were columns and several statues of creatures. There was also a statue of Death serving the powers of Life.

During some devastating event (perhaps the Devastation) the Temple was damaged, the rune was broken, the lamps fell down and the statues damaged. A tall mighty figure who was Wahooka defeated the statue of Death for Gotha Karn to take its head.

Thera sent a dream to Rathe of Stonekeep, who was son of Rhea, a priestess of Thera. He saw that he was in the Temple.

After the defeat of Gotha Karn, Orvig Stonemelter with Rhyanis and other artisans (Dwarves and perhaps Throgs) they repaired Thera's Temple and restored the rune, based on Rathe's ring. Mage Icarius theorized that this can restore Thera's energies and make her act in this world. Rathe and Kelandra were married there.