Rounswell Palace

Rounswell Palace was a huge palace on the south side of Bracken, once owned by the Rounswells, then later by King Altor. It was extravagant and gorgeous, with towering stone columns and thousands of great windows, parapets, buttresses, turrets, colonnades and everything in between. 
It had ten courtyards, six vineyards, thirty-four chambers for craftsmen, three gardens, twelve fountains, expansive dungeons, two crypts, three churches, two painting galleries, a statue hall, countless secret passages, seven orchards, an arboretum, a museum, two libraries, and a huge serite crystal in the central courtyard that could project a forcefield.
Its dining hall was destroyed in 1490 but rebuilt after Altor took charge.
It was said that there were so many rooms in the palace, that a visitor could stay in the palace for a year and not walk past the same room twice.
Altor's favourite place in the palace were the Crystal Gardens, an expansive collection of rare and exotic plants, and a lake with many white cranes and a black crane from Nadolia, Greater Xant.
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