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title: Greenwardens
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date: 2024-05-14T18:53:32.267Z
date: 2024-05-26T18:35:18.067Z
tags: game-master, fiori, greenwardens, fiori's clergy, marcandrian clergies
editor: ckeditor
dateCreated: 2023-01-06T16:54:32.966Z
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<li>Tend to lean on having multiple more modest temples rather than one large. Several independent temples might even be neighbors. The few grander temples have all been commisioned by others and essentially handed to the Greenwardens (i.e. nobles creating grand temples for each of the deities in their city for example.)</li>
<li>Temples tend to have large gardens, areas for each Greenwarden and their apprentices, as well as areas for communal use, which they cooperate on tending to and operate.</li>
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<p>//Greenwarden temples are typically more modest than those of the Joybringers or the Meranzeum, yet feature extensive gardens. It is common for several temples to exist within a single settlement, sometimes even sharing a large, communal garden. Temples are often established by noble families to attract Greenwardens, thereby enhancing the services available in their domain. Alternatively, Greenwardens might repurpose abandoned buildings, particularly those with ample space to cultivate their expansive gardens.</p>
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<p>FOR REFERENCE:</p>
<p>Joybringer temples are expansive and ornate, standing out prominently within the cityscape. They are usually situated in the bustling, affluent areas of settlements to facilitate easy engagement with the local populace. The considerable size of these temples accommodates a variety of functions: residential quarters, administrative offices, spaces for artistic practices and services, potentially expansive bathhouse complexes, and areas designated for religious rites and ceremonies. The scope and variety of these services can differ significantly from one temple to another.</p>