Gondwana, painted for this archiveHeru-Seti
Place, Landmark
The holy center southwest of Acheron and true home of the Pharaoh and high priesthood, a place of pyramids and gardens around a colonnaded grove with temples to Reason, Emotion and Heru; its gardens are said to be guarded by beasts the fanatical priests control with magic flutes.
From the book
Heru-Seti, southwest of Acheron, is the true seat of the Pharaoh and Qaddan's high priesthood: a holy center of finely built pyramids and gardens. At its heart a great colonnade encloses a small wood hiding three temples, two modest ones for the twin gods of Reason and Emotion and a much larger, richer one for Heru. Another temple houses the priests charged with guarding and advising the Pharaoh, fanatics who would die for him without hesitation. They tend the gardens, which are said to be patrolled by fierce beasts that the priests calm or rouse with magic flutes.
At a glance
- Region
- Qaddan