Smooglenuff Manor
Smooglenuff Manor is a beautiful, huge, sprawling manor house that is located west of the Sentinel and that houses the three new Barons of Faldrass, Darius, Devin and Nir’wei, that succeeded the late Baron Rodrigues Von Smooglenuff. It is surrounded by a wall with a cast-iron gate and made of exquisite and very sturdy stone in various shades of grey that can even withstand a volcanic eruption or an earthquake (Not that it is located in an earthquake zone, there was just one earthquake, and it was a special one!).
While the walls themselves look comparatively normal, the roof itself is a dark kind of purple, because purple is the favorite color of Devin, the Baron of the Manor. It’s a comparatively tasteful kind of purple though, and what more, the roof shimmers slightly due to the addition of Gemmi Wood to the shingles (that also makes the roof much more durable).
There are balconies and terraces, one of them being on the roof, and numerous chimneys.
Upon walking down the path from the gate that is framed by flowerbeds that are filled with beautiful and sometimes very strange flowers, visitors will find themselves at a large, imposing door that is made of thick wood and has a large iron knocker on it. Upon knocking, they are usually greeted by a guard, or a servant and asked to wait in the entrance hall that contains comfortable looking chairs and a grand staircase that leads to the upper floors, unless there are other orders.
The interior of Smooglenuff Manor is quite tasteful, for the most part, with marble floors, exquisite wall panels, tasteful paintings, expensive windows, some of them made of stained glass, crystal chandeliers and curtains that are made of the finest velvet. The furniture is no less expensive, fine, exotic wood, with intricate carvings, marble and glass. Everything has obviously been chosen with the goal of showing off in mind though.
The floorplan of the new Smooglenuff Manor was inspired by the old manor; there are certain differences though. While the old manor resembled a large tower, the new manor looks like a proper manor house. In addition to a private study, there is a big library that is filled with numerous books on all kinds of topics now. It contains a painting of the late Baron, and it was created in order to remember and honor the man and his love of stories.
There are a meeting room, a ballroom, a large dining room, a kitchen, bathrooms, servant quarters and everything else that you would expect from the residence of three Barons and their charges (and a very spacious basement that is neither damp nor particularly dark, but actually kind of nice, for storage and other purposes). The more formal rooms are separate from the living quarters and the guest rooms, of course, and the servant quarters are separate from those of the Barons as well as their charges Alyssia and ChiChi. Every Baron’s living quarters are furnished to their own specifications and tastes to make sure that they are as comfortable as possible.
In addition to the aforementioned, one of the rooms has also been turned into a small clinic.
There are stables next to Smooglenuff Manor that house horses and other animals, and furthermore, there is a large garden that is surrounded by hedges and that contains a small pond, a rock garden and a small collection of fruit trees.
The wall that surrounds the manor is not the only protective measure. A small military force patrols inside and outside the manor.
Developed by: DevinWhile the walls themselves look comparatively normal, the roof itself is a dark kind of purple, because purple is the favorite color of Devin, the Baron of the Manor. It’s a comparatively tasteful kind of purple though, and what more, the roof shimmers slightly due to the addition of Gemmi Wood to the shingles (that also makes the roof much more durable).
There are balconies and terraces, one of them being on the roof, and numerous chimneys.
Upon walking down the path from the gate that is framed by flowerbeds that are filled with beautiful and sometimes very strange flowers, visitors will find themselves at a large, imposing door that is made of thick wood and has a large iron knocker on it. Upon knocking, they are usually greeted by a guard, or a servant and asked to wait in the entrance hall that contains comfortable looking chairs and a grand staircase that leads to the upper floors, unless there are other orders.
The interior of Smooglenuff Manor is quite tasteful, for the most part, with marble floors, exquisite wall panels, tasteful paintings, expensive windows, some of them made of stained glass, crystal chandeliers and curtains that are made of the finest velvet. The furniture is no less expensive, fine, exotic wood, with intricate carvings, marble and glass. Everything has obviously been chosen with the goal of showing off in mind though.
The floorplan of the new Smooglenuff Manor was inspired by the old manor; there are certain differences though. While the old manor resembled a large tower, the new manor looks like a proper manor house. In addition to a private study, there is a big library that is filled with numerous books on all kinds of topics now. It contains a painting of the late Baron, and it was created in order to remember and honor the man and his love of stories.
There are a meeting room, a ballroom, a large dining room, a kitchen, bathrooms, servant quarters and everything else that you would expect from the residence of three Barons and their charges (and a very spacious basement that is neither damp nor particularly dark, but actually kind of nice, for storage and other purposes). The more formal rooms are separate from the living quarters and the guest rooms, of course, and the servant quarters are separate from those of the Barons as well as their charges Alyssia and ChiChi. Every Baron’s living quarters are furnished to their own specifications and tastes to make sure that they are as comfortable as possible.
In addition to the aforementioned, one of the rooms has also been turned into a small clinic.
There are stables next to Smooglenuff Manor that house horses and other animals, and furthermore, there is a large garden that is surrounded by hedges and that contains a small pond, a rock garden and a small collection of fruit trees.
The wall that surrounds the manor is not the only protective measure. A small military force patrols inside and outside the manor.