Ormandine Temple lies only a short distance from The Spire, and is named after the man responsible for finding it, Amadeus Ormandine. The ruins themselves have been there since before The Spire was founded, and the deity the temple was built to worship, lost to time. While the ruins have been well documented and mapped (it is believed the ruins are 1 sq km large with an underground network of tunnels and rooms) they serve as a great place for budding archeologists to practice their trade. Some say there are still rooms and corridors to be discovered. Beginning adventures may also like to scour the ruins in hopes of finding looked-over treasure. Archeologists and other scholarly types may hire mercenaries for protection, for while the ruins may be well recorded, a variety of beasts, ranging from wild wolves to the much rarer stone golem, call it home. Ormandine Temple stands as a great example for beginning adventurers of the world at large; wonders may yet to be discovered, though danger may lurk around any corner.