Travel Journal of Rajvi Chandra
Algarot Hall. According to records, this place was formidable to behold in its time. Alas, in this age, it is diminished to scattered remains of skeletal stonework. The great arches shouldering Algarot’s North and South wings are still worth the trip...
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Algarot Hall. According to records, this place was formidable to behold in its time. Alas, in this age, it is diminished to scattered remains of skeletal stonework. The great arches shouldering Algarot’s North and South wings are still worth the trip for those with an interest in three-tiered arcuated construction, funicular curves, and counterbalanced spandrels.
The hall has been home to numerous high ranking Inquisition members, but most famously belonged to Decimus Constantus Gabrielli-Gorgette, the Mad Archdeacon of Algarot, and his Diaconate of the Undying Light. Interestingly, Algarot Hall appears to have broken ground shortly after the completion of House Dracul, as both buildings are of relatively the same age and style. Perhaps there is some correlation to their near-simultaneous emergence…
