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The face of [[Threesong]] and its | The face of [[Threesong]] and its Temple, supposedly a fully-intact founding order and certainly the only one of the three which predates the [[Apocalypse]], it is an expression of the joint wisdom of [[Arcadia]] and [[Carceri]]. The Church teaches that what matters most is to share the appearance of happiness with others, to encourage society as a whole to feel like things are good. They give free food to any who will listen to their sermons and refrain from violence within their halls. A significant section of their third of the Temple has been taken over by commercial interests, within the themes of either the Church or its siblings, the [[Way of The True Apocalypse]] and the [[Trust in Hell]]. [[Peter Piper]] sells animal-themed smiling masks here, and [[Eepiy]] provides tarot readings, while other tables have religious or quasi-religious trinkets and services which allow players with access to buy and sell Common-tier magic items freely. | ||
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The face of Threesong and its Temple, supposedly a fully-intact founding order and certainly the only one of the three which predates the Apocalypse, it is an expression of the joint wisdom of Arcadia and Carceri. The Church teaches that what matters most is to share the appearance of happiness with others, to encourage society as a whole to feel like things are good. They give free food to any who will listen to their sermons and refrain from violence within their halls. A significant section of their third of the Temple has been taken over by commercial interests, within the themes of either the Church or its siblings, the Way of The True Apocalypse and the Trust in Hell. Peter Piper sells animal-themed smiling masks here, and Eepiy provides tarot readings, while other tables have religious or quasi-religious trinkets and services which allow players with access to buy and sell Common-tier magic items freely.
