Baso Irla Palace

Castle and seat of government in Marwood for the kingdom of Dakshin.

Castle

Marwood Castle

King Ilario

Royal family, servants, staff, guards, courtiers.

500

3500 gaels/ month

dogs, cats, horses, pigs, goats, sheep, cattle, pigeons, chickens

It's a variety of styles, as it was added to over the centuries.

Mostly stone. Carved granite, limestone, slate.

slate

65,000

2-5 floors depending on what part of the palace you are in.

granite, slate, wood

wood, stone, plaster

250 +

12 for the royal family, 8 for royal guests, 12 for upstairs servants, 12 for downstairs servants, 10 for guards, 8 for staff

3 private toilets, 3 public toilets, 6 for staff and servants, 2 for guards.
3 baths for royals, 2 for guests, 2 for staff and servants, 1 for guards

house royals, hold court

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Wood Island

low

View of the Maltan Sea and Dagwood Forest

wealthier people live near here

vast sums

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space for 15 guest carriages

cross breeze ventilation

fireplaces

100 castle guards.

center of the city

It is thought that it was built at least 750 years ago. some parts appear to be older.

no record

each part took 20-50 years.

King Ilario converted two of the kitchen staff quarters into live/work space for his tailor.

The original architect is unknown, but there is a record of the last 4 kings and their architects. King Ilario uses Erakin Zailea.

Previous Kings

The great flood during the reign of King Madrigal 386 years ago.
The palace originally was separated from the town by the Maarika river. The river had a big bend to the west, nearly a circle, and the palace was built on that "island". But the river has slowly changed course and now flows through the western edge of the town of Marwood.