Zones
Temple of Marr
Mithaniel Marr's inner sanctum, the deeper half of the Halls of Honor plane track. Paladin endgame pilgrimage and a raid-tier PoP encounter at the top.
- Halls of Honor
Temple of Marr is Mithaniel Marr's inner sanctum, the deeper half of the Halls of Honor plane track. Where Halls of Honor is the public-facing approach — the broad temple court, the trial chambers, the honorable patrols — the Temple of Marr is the back hall: smaller, denser, and reserved for characters who have completed enough of the Honor track to be admitted to Marr's actual sanctum. The deity himself sits at the top as a raid-tier encounter.
The architecture is gold-and-marble austerity. The temple is laid out as a single long axis from the connection to Halls of Honor through to the inner court where Mithaniel sits. Every encounter on the path is themed to honor, valor, and the Marr family's planar role — there are no thematic outliers, no out-of-place loot tables, no filler patrols.
Content
- Honorable saints — caster and healer patrols along the inner halls
- Temple guardians — melee-heavy named, mid-temple
- Marr-aligned champions — the lieutenant tier before the deity fight
- Quest hand-ins for Paladin and Cleric pilgrimage chains
- Mithaniel Marr — the deity himself, raid-tier, the zone's named encounter
- Inner court — the scripted arena around Mithaniel's throne
Why bother
Mithaniel Marr is one of the few "deity at the end of the zone" fights in the PoP track and the one most directly aimed at Paladin progression. The loot table includes honor-themed plate and Paladin-flavored items that compete with anything else in the era at level 65, and the encounter itself is a recognizable progression beat — the moment the Honor track actually closes. A guild running Halls of Honor weekly will eventually want this zone open as the next step in the same arc.
On The Last Camp the any-race-class doctrine means the Paladin pilgrimage path is no longer race-gated. A Troll Paladin or a Dark Elf Cleric can complete the Marr chain just as cleanly as the canonical Human or Half Elf, and the trainers and quest NPCs along the way handle the conversation without faction complications. The encounter still rewards the canonical Paladin toolkit — stuns, undead-flavored procs where they apply, group-heal coverage — but the player behind the plate can be any race the server supports.
Using it well
The temple wants a proper raid composition. Mithaniel hits hard, the lieutenants cast through stuns more often than the rank-and-file, and the inner court has timing windows that punish raids that try to brute-force the deity without clearing the lieutenant tier first. Bring a full force, not a strike team.
Pull patrols deliberately. The temple's long axis means a sloppy engagement at the entry pulls easily into the next room, and the honorable saints heal each other on a tight cycle that will stretch any fight that does not silence the casters first. On the corpse-run side, there is no bind inside — stage from Halls of Honor and have a porter or SoW ready for the recovery loop if the deity fight goes sideways.