Crysalis City Heart of New Church
A large temple complex built several generations ago to serve Chrysalis’s diverse population. Its main hall features a vaulted ceiling supported by carved columns, each dedicated to a different deity. Side chapels and alcoves extend from the central nave, housing shrines ranging from grand stone altars to simple niches with a candle and a carved symbol.
The Pantheon employs a small permanent clergy of mixed faiths who maintain the building, perform civil ceremonies—marriages, naming days, memorials—and offer pastoral guidance to whoever walks through the doors. No single god presides; the building itself is the institution.
Services: Civil ceremonies, pastoral guidance, healing (basic), religious counsel, blessings for tools and new ventures
Notable detail: The oldest shrine in the complex is in the furthest alcove, dedicated to a god whose name has worn off the stone plaque. Scholars from Snowford have been unable to identify it. The shrine still receives offerings, left by people who won’t say why.