Brownsunder Hall

The headquarters of the Archaeologists' Guild of Cichol, named after the guilds founder, Holstead Brownsunder. It's situated on one of the highest peaks in the Granite District of Dyfed. The building has four towering spires piercing the skyline of the city, atop which an expansive building connects them. The pillars are mainly dorms and barracks for the archaeologists that chose to live there as well as four lobbies for taking care of any visitor's inquiries and services. The building resting at the top of the towers is the guild proper. It contains all of the offices and facilities used by the archaeologists.

Alternative Names

Cichol Guild of Archaeology

Parent Location

Dyfed

Owner

Nalaster Jorliss

Owning Organization

Archaeologists' Guild of Cichol