Templar Order Locations.

[Seferoth]

Knights of the Iron(Zenithar)= Templar order of Zenithar can be found in the city of Sentinel at Sentinel Region.

You really have a knack for finding odd stuff

I'm looking at the location data for Sentinel and the building's factionID is actually set to 84 which is the The_Resolution_of_Zen in DFU's code, 85 is The_Knights_of_Iron so I'm not sure how it ends up being the latter.

I noticed there's also an Order of the Candle in Sentinel but that seems to be set up properly as GuildHall with factionID 408.

Time for some more digging.

Indeed i do. It's a blessing and a curse.

[BadLuckBurt]

Alright, I did some quick test with a Dibella temple location and was able to draw some conclusions:

There are three factions per deity:

1. The deity's main faction, the ID for Dibella = 29
2. The temple, The House of Dibella, ID = 98
3. The temple order, The Order of the Lily, ID = 99

When a building is assigned the deity's ID, it's called The House of Dibella. When it has the temple's ID, it's named after the temple order and when it's assigned the temple order's ID it ends up being called Temple and you can't enter it anymore.

So it seems the cosmetic name change isn't such a big deal but the actual fleshing out will require some more testing / experimentation.

@Ralzar, I'm not sure if treating it as a knightly order will work but it's worth a shot. I did find that there are NPC's that have the temple order ID's assigned, for Dibella, it's this beauty:

This means we may not need to replace anything but instead make sure that there are 'services' associated with the temple order IDs. Back to digging

[Ralzar]

@Ralzar, I'm not sure if treating it as a knightly order will work but it's worth a shot. I did find that there are NPC's that have the temple order ID's assigned, for Dibella, it's this beauty:

Once you enter a temple, if you turn immediately left, you will see a NPC. This is usually a knight, but for some dieties (like Diabella) another NPC picture is used. These are all associated with the knightly order of the temple.
So it might be possible to turn these all into questors for their respective orders, and have the rest of the service NPCs be in remote temples.
So if you want a quest from the order, you can just visit the respective temple. But it you want to use the order services you have to travel to one of their monestaries.

[BadLuckBurt]

Once you enter a temple, if you turn immediately left, you will see a NPC. This is usually a knight, but for some dieties (like Diabella) another NPC picture is used. These are all associated with the knightly order of the temple.
So it might be possible to turn these all into questors for their respective orders, and have the rest of the service NPCs be in remote temples.

Yes, you're right. Thats what I meant in my last paragraph, apologies if that wasnt clear.

It seems they intended to have two sets of quests for temples so you wouldnt have to join a knightly order for that so your suggestion to make temple orders act like knight orders probably isnt far off from the original vision