48
THRONE ROOM. This
room was used by Triskelion family members to receive important
guests, pass judgement, make decisions, and hear petitioners. A permanent illusion gives the impression of a
eighty foot high ceiling instead of the real height of about thirty
eight feet. The thrones near the west wall are raised by a series of
steps to four feet above the rest of the room and they are flanked by
a pair of tripartite Triskelion statues. There are fireplaces to the
northwest and southwest. There are windows high up in the north and
south walls. The north wall is also decorated by crimson drapes with
the Triskelion black shield and three white legs design. The doors
to the south have the same motif. The pillars are of the same gray
stone as the walls and are carved with the heads of beasts, men, and
demons.
The
great thrones are painted gold and purple. Sitting in the left
throne will allow one to see from the perspective of the throne in
Room 74 of the Upper Dungeons Level 1. The viewer will see a smaller
throne room with sets of stone pillars decorated with the shapes of
animals. Sitting in the right throne will allow the viewer to see
from the perspective of the throne in Room 48 of Dungeon Level 13,
the Red Halls. They will see a room almost identical to this one,
but lit by an eerie red light. There
is a 35% chance that they will see 1 to 3 giant gruesome black furred
toads, the denizens of that area.
The
windows in the north and south walls allow people in Rooms 35, 37,
and 44 of the First Floor to view this room.
The secret door can be opened by lowering the sword arm of the northern Triskelion statue. Vicenne Triskelion and his hobgoblins know about the secret door, although the Red Legs do not.
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