House of Hades

The House of Hades, or Hades' Palace, is located in the Chthonic District of the Underworld and is the home of Hades, the God of the Underworld, and his wife Persephone, his Queen and Goddess of Springtime.
==Description==
The enormous palace was modeled after Olympus, as Hades isn't welcomed there except on the Winter Solstice. It is made of glittering black obsidian, with a black marble portico, and the entry hall had a polished bronze floor. The palace is run by skeleton servants and guarded by the skeletons of dead soldiers from different wars that have been around the world, such as The Second World War.
In front of the palace is Persephone's Garden, which has been said to be one of the most beautiful gardens on Earth. A dark veranda overlooks the garden with a silver throne, a table, and a shadow fountain in the corner. A pair of thrones, one bone and one silver, sat on the balcony with a view of the Fields of Asphodel. A breakfast table with flower arrangements also sits on the balcony.
A person can only reach the palace if Hades wishes them to. If he doesn't, the person will just keep walking for eternity without ever reaching it.
==Known Rooms==
* Entry Hall: In The Daughter of Persephone, there is seldom description of the Entry Hall in detail, though it is assumed to be of similar design to the rest of the palace.
* Preciously Decorated Halls: As seen in The Dungeon Master's Heroes of Greece, Hades' palace has several magnificent halls made entirely of pure gold and silver, decorated with bouquets of flowers made of precious metals and jewels, since Hades is also the God of Wealth, with access to all of metals and gems under the earth). The splendor of these chambers was enough to awe Persephone, who had never seen "such dazzling wealth" even on Olympus itself.
*The Throne Room – Hades sits upon a huge black onyx throne decorated with many skulls, surrounded by many hellhounds.
* Dungeon: The cells don't have any doors or windows and apparently no source of oxygen for living prisoners. 
* Persephone's Chambers: In The Dungeon Master's Theogony, Persephone is mentioned hiding Adonis from her husband in her chambers. In The Daughter of Persephone, Deicidia is kept in a cradle on the far side of Persephone's chambers.
Category:Locations (TOI)
Category:Hellenistic World locations
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Category:Chthonic District locations
Category:The Dungeon Master's Heroes of Greece locations
Category:The Daughter of Persephone locations
Category:The Helm of Darkness locations
Category:The Titan's Wrath locations