An 80-foot tall bronze statue of a 8 legged Goddess is the centerpiece for this Hall.  On four certain Holy Days in the Calendar, people from across the Continent come to worship at her feet and lay money, flowers, and wishes written on paper at her altar.
The Hall of the Goddess, Inside Temple
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I am a merchant from a far away town. I make and sell leather goods for travelers making their way across the continent. I used to be a man of faith, not I am a man who worships only gold.
The Goddess never ceases to amaze me. I can sense the power permeating from her statue.  It is a pleasure to meet a layperson who appreciates Her beauty. Welcome to the Hall of the Goddess. What brings you here today? Indeed. I am here to confess my foolish deeds to the Goddess' ear. I hope I can ease the burden on my heart by doing so.  What foolish deeds do you have to confess? I trust you are familiar with the required ceremonial offering? I am. I also hunted a fresh trophy from earlier today to please my Goddess. You see, I have committed a heinous sin...  Write your wish on that piece of paper and provide these coins as an offering then. And now confess your sins to me. I have lost my faith in the Being and now I only find solace and peace in gold. Greed for gold has consumed me!  That you recognize your shortcomings is proof that it is still possible for you to be saved. Will you accept the Goddess's cleansing embrace and offer of peaceful, eternal slumber. Thank you Priest. By you grace, may I have permission to accept the Goddess back into my heart? I shall do so if it means to finally be at peace again.  Of course. You are the Goddess's child and she is our Mother. And all mothers are infinitely forgiving of their children. But... the smell of gold is too overpowering! I can hardly resist it. The temptations are driving me to commit unkind actions Channel your lust for gold into doing good! I challenge you to start over and give all of the gold you have accumulated to the Goddess on the last Holy Day of the Calendar.