Cathedral (catedral) is a name under which the records group several cathedrals that may never have shared a city.

TypePlace
Spanish entryCatedral

Descriptions

  • A Gothic one with towers and gargoyle-like forms.
  • A tall white one that shines with clear light at dusk.
  • One with stained glass returning the red light of twilight, in Western style, facing Isidora’s palace.
  • A powerful cathedral in Florence, seat of an archbishopric.
  • One between Jericho and Jerusalem, two to five kilometers from Jericho, which dragons displaced during combat. Whether it is the Florentine one is not stated.

Weaker rumors mention a cathedral where black masses may be practiced, a half-destroyed one in Gary, and a “cathedral of Alexander the Great”. Cathedrals exist as religious buildings in Antiterra.