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TemplesThose forgotten temples which survive are in dark, underground places, kept extremely cold by ancient magic placed by the fanatics who built them. The leaders of the cult at the Temple of Elemental Evil are known as the Doomdreamers. Every cult of Tharizdun has a different structure and set of hierarchy for those under the Witness. HierarchyMany temples are led by charismatic high priests known as the Witnesses of Tharizdun, who live in opulent surroundings and partake in lavish food, drink, and other base desires at the expense of their underlings. Clerics of his aspect, the Elder Elemental Eye, typically wear ochre-colored robes, sometimes altered to represent one of the four elements. VestmentsHis clerics traditionally wear black or purple robes. They must be in contact with one of his few holy artifacts, or one of his ancient holy sites. Tharizdun's clerics cannot draw power from him unless they are in contact with an artifact such as these.Д¬lergењњlerics of Tharizdun cannot gain spells from him in the normal way, due to his imprisonment on some unknown plane.

For example, there are believed to be 333 Gems of Tharizdun, each an minor unholy artifact.

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Although the cult's leaders are fully aware of this, many low-ranking members merely seek revenge against society, and are unaware with the full extent of the Dark God's destruction, should he be freed.ДЇollowers place great importance on the number three.

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Their goal is to bring together all of his artifacts, and to free the Ebon God from his imprisonment, where he will destroy the multiverse. Many follow him in the optimistic belief that he will spare his loyal servants when he destroys the multiverse. Tharizdun's followers are highly secretive, and his temples are well hidden. Unable to act upon the world directly, he dispenses his power from cover identities and aspects, such as the Elder Elemental Eye responsible for the infamous Temple of Elemental Evil. Many cults are unaware that the entity that they worship is Tharizdun. Contact with the imprisoned Dark God is only possible in proximity to one of his remaining artifacts or forgotten unholy sites, and even then his blessings come at the cost of madness.

Tharizdun's few followers are almost all insane, and those who are not are extremely dangerous. Despite Tharizdun's absence, his cults still persist, seeking ways to communicate with their dark master and free him to wreak havoc once more.