Kunlun is a small town, seat of the Southern Religious Forum, and is sponsored by Viscount Henry. The Forum Hall is in the middle of town, surrounded by many shrines and religious business.
The Forum Hall - The Meeting hall for the Southern Religious Council. Between times, it functions as a community hall for the people of Kunlun, often hosting theological and philosophical discussions.
Forum Lodge - attached to the Forum Hall, this is a series of small rooms for use by visiting clerics. The rooms are fairly basic, but a bit more spacious, and slightly more comfortable, than those available in Kunlun House.
The Memorial Garden - sponsored by Sister Marceline, the gardens feature a monument calling on The Grey Lady to bless those who have died.
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Iomedae's Tower - a watchtower incorporating a Shrine to Iomedae, sponsored by The Mission in Tusk. The priests of Iomedae police and guard the town on behalf of their peers.
Body and Soul - an eating house with a Shrine to Pharasma, sponsored by Brother Ethankos. It sells good honest food, basic but hearty.
The Lucky Drunk - Tavern, ale house and shrine - dedicated to the service of Cayden Cailean.
Torag's Workshop - Craft workshop, with a shrine to Torag, specializing in simple religious accoutrements.
Grey Lady Florist - flower arrangements for churches, chapels, funerals and memorials - all with Pharasma's blessing, and sponsored by Sister Marceline.
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Abadar's Chapel - a Chapel celebrating Abadar, sponsored by The Cathedral in Tusk.
Pharasma's Chantry - Sponsored by Abbess Beatrix from Tusk, the Chantry is designed as a place of rest for the great and good of the Southern Region. Priests will read the names of the deceased, on a regular basis, as a form of remembrance.
Erastil's Shrine - Celebrating the deity who holds sway in the wilder and more rural areas of Midmarch. Sponsored by Brother Fiddler.
Acavna's Shrine - a Great Shrine celebrating Acavna, a deity long believed to be dead, sponsored by Alisa Medveyd-Solanus.
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Kunlun House - A Lodging house, built by Viscount Henry to house the town's working population. While the upper floors are residential, ground floor rooms can be rented by visitors to the town. Residents get a small and simple room, almost a Monk's Cell, in which to sleep and store their gear.