Rooms

  A long shadowy view of a grand interior meets the eye.  Tall arches fitted

with stained glass windows are evenly spaced along the north and south walls,

blotting all but the palest illumination from outside. Substantially taller,

broad pillars of black granite form arches along a ceiling heavily concealed by

thick shifting shadows though each pillar is home to a sconce with a pale

disembodied light.  Double rows of dreadwood pews stretch from near the back to

a low wooden barrier, beyond which three small steps lead to a pulpit dominated

by a black altar. The furthest eastern wall rises commandingly behind the

altar and set within the center of a sharply arched alcove is a towering statue

of Necrucifer flanked by two shorter statues. A pair of dark, arcanium-banded

doors sit low to the extreme right and left of the eastern wall.