The Coven of Flesh

The Coven of Flesh is a large mosque-like Temple and garden. This Coven is placed farther away from Three Rock than the others, but it's the only Coven that faces the Shrine directly. The Coven is made of flesh, though features stone interiors. It's considered a living organism, though this may just be a metaphor. This Coven is also distinct for being round, with a circular garden surrounding it. It is a simple park-like enclosure, with freshly cut grass and walkways, but its purpose is to contain miles of fertilization and growth in its underground. At the moment it lies standalone far from the village, but this underground system will one day power its own district of flesh buildings.

The Coven's interior is surprisingly simple and homely, with wood floors and paneled walls. Bits of flesh may pop between the seams of the animastic house, and some areas are more Flesh-y than others, but its existence requires eternal cleanliness. Stones are used in many areas where flesh is seen, as other materials are too porous. Some furniture is wooden, though it all seems to be coated in a thick, protective resin. The Flesh Coven's rooms are small, with its largest being the lobby, which underlooks stone stairs into student's quarters above.It's lit by a skylight opening at the top of the Coven, giving each room a tough of sun. Users are taught in small classrooms, while the colt's projects are given larger lab chambers in the underground.

Motives
The Fleshcult studies life, specifically how to exploit it. They are devoted creators whose practices keep the Hive alive. it is them to care for the shrine, for the wounded, and for the hungry. Their understanding of organisms is such that they can create creatures to perform any task their Hive commands.

Personalities
Flesh Cultists are innovative and open. They love to share ideas and show off their projects. They are extremely numerous and highly social. Despite the rocky relations of other cults, the Fleshcult seems divided when it comes to demonic or otherworldy meddlings. Some are completely unbiased towards other practicers, while others may be wary or protective of their Coven's delicate balance of life. It is common for members of this Coven to have playful dispositions towards their work.

Exports
Flesh Weaving: The practice of affixing bodily additions for style or injury.

Grimoras: A method of bringing the dead back to life, equipped with fresh, working parts.

Flesh Shrines: With all the shrines made of flesh, it's no wonder who built them.

Hocks: A revolutionary combination of magic and nature capable of completely sustaining a civilization. {| class="article-table" ! colspan="7" |

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