Temple Church is the round church built for the Knights Templar in 1185, off Fleet Street. Its rose-filled graveyard is where you hunt the Templar Thomas Blackroot.
Blackroot earned his place in the Order by covering the churchyard in roses, fed with his victims' blood. You find him in the graveyard talking to his flowers.
Wren refitted the church in the 17th century, and Smirke and Burton restored a Gothic look in 1841.
The round church was the centre of a Knights Templar compound with lodgings, training grounds and a crypt for ceremonies, and it also served nobles as a bank, which earned the Order money.
The church keeps its Templar links into the 20th century: in 1927 it hosts the funeral of the British Grand Master Thaddeus Gift, killed by the Black Cross for embezzling from the Order. Only his son Darius and the Templar Ferris attend.