Mount Jefferson Temple

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Jefferson Scrap reads the sign above the fence-gate that leads into the massive junkyard off of Oregon Route 22, where Pamella Road begins its trundle up toward Mount Jefferson proper. The old auto yard is a half-acre of old auto, logging, and industrial scrap that is considered to be a hidden treasure trove by classic car enthusiasts and mechanics alike.

But the scrapyard also hides the entrance, through an old rusted out, half-buried school bus, into the Mount Jefferson Temple of the Aegis Kai Doru. At the bottom of the makeshift stairs lies an old mining rail, and a standing phone. The line reaches only the interior of the temple's security office, who are empowered to interrogate those on the other end to ascertain their identities before they send the small electric car down the rail-line to pick up those who seek entry.

The Temple is entirely subterranean, with a complex ventilation system deliberately designed as a means of escaping the temple should the worst happen (the network of tunnel-vents emerge in various places all up and down the mountainside). This network of tunnel vents also serve as the labyrinth used by the Temple to initiate its newest members.

The heart of the complex has a dozen barracks rooms with four bunks per room (most of which go entirely unused), a modest mess-hall and kitchen, a training ground, library, bath facilities, as well as living suites for the Kopis and members of the Temple faction who live in-facility permanently.

Membership

Kopis

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Isokrates
"The Old Man"
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Doru

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Malcolm Lindley
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Ramona
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Xiphos

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Temple Merits

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Temple Relics

The following Relics are those known to the Temple's membership, and thus available for gaining access to for missions. The Temple maintains other Relics that are not part of the known rosters, usually because those items are too dangerous to casually lend to its hunters.

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