You see this castle enormous in size, you walk toward it, seeing the draw bridge come down and landing rather abruptly. Walking along this drawbridge you look to your sides and see the water that surrounds this great castle. Standing before you now are wooden double doors and as you open them you hear a slight creak. You begin to walk through the doors as you see a very long hall, upon the walls are portraits of vT Elders of the past and present times. You notice that the path you walk is made of stone. As you reach the main room, you see a large room with a loft ceiling and see that there are many floors to this castle clearly. All throughout the castle are rows of stone pillars supporting the timber roof. The windows are equipped with wooden shutters secured by an iron bar, for security and also protection from the sun.

The room holds a bar with all of the finest wines and various other liquids for the guests that this family may have. The central part of the room holds a great fireplace, made of stone of course, it also has a mantle around it made of wood holding some of the families finest weapons. Above the fireplace hangs a portrait of Queen LadyDeath in her prime. Looking to the shelves around the room you see some of their prized possessions such as the Goblet that the first Tremere blood bonding ceremony was done with. There is a plaque, which is dedicated to any fallen brethren hanging upon the wall. Looking around, you see that there are plenty of places to sit in the conversation area. Walking through a hall on the opposite side of the room, you see an entrance to a different room. Walking through this room, you see 4 long tables gathered in a square and at the center of the tables is a large cauldron sitting upon a small pillar for the blood ceremonies or offerings. The two large thrones sit off to the side for the Queen and King to watch and instruct the meetings when needed.

Then walking back out….you head up the stairs to the upper story, this floor was made if timber. Down the hall you see many doors…obviously for the members of the family. Entrance to their grand ballroom was also in the downstairs area as well as an entrance to a bottom floor which is kept from outsiders of what is in there. In the grand ballroom, the lord and the lady had in there two massive chairs with a canopy by way over them to watch the goings on within the room. The ballroom floor was of shinned wood and walls of stone. Lighting around the whole castle was by rushlights or candles impaled on vertical spikes or iron candlesticks with a tripod base, depending on the room.

"Woe is in the hall each day in the week.
There the lord and lady like not to sit.
Now every rich man eats by himself
in a private parlor to be rid of poor men,
Or in a chamber with a chimney
And leaves the great hall."