Goblin Cult Temple
In the goblin cult temple of Mire, The Master and Aliza Everguard (The Cat) are not worshipped as mortal figures, but as the twin pillars of survival and sovereignty. The goblins speak of the Master as the Silent Emperor of the Marsh, a mind of iron who carved order out of swamp and ruin; not a god of mercy but a ruler of earned protection and sharp justice. Beside him, they venerate the Cat as the Fang-Shadow, the living boundary between their sanctuary and the outside world. In goblin murals, the Master stands unbowed, a calm flame in a storm-black land, while the Cat appears coiled and watchful at his side, half sentinel, half sacred terror. Together they embody the creed that power is claimed, loyalty is blood-deep, and safety belongs only to those who defend it. To the goblins, the Master is the law they choose, and the Cat is the price the world pays for ever having threatened them.
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Feudal state
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Mixed economy
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