Whistler Manor Interior

The main hall is dominated by a red rotting carpet covered in leaves, leading to a grand staircase which comes up to a landing which goes to the west and east of the house. Under the landings are another set of hallways, both heading west and east.

Hall of Faces
The lower western archway of the main hall leads to a hall lined with faces. They appear to be made out of wood and depict creatures of various species including dwarves, elves, gnomes, halflings, humans, and orcs. Giggling can sometimes be heard in this hallway.

Forest Path
A stone archway leads to the entrance of this hall, and reveals a path through the forest lined in black arcane runes. The path eventually divides into two, leading to the left or right. Touching the runes will result in a chain reaction in which the runes will begin glowing red then exploding with acid.

The Altar Room
This room has only one entrance and exit, and has a raised platform in the center. There is a stone pathway which leads to the platform, which hangs suspended over a black pit. The walls of this room are lined with spikes and unlit torches. At the top of the platform is a horned altar caked with dried blood turned black from the ages.

The Ballroom
This is a large hall, some twenty feet high, with two crystal chandeliers. One is still hanging, the other seems to have crashed to the floor. To the left are four tall arched windows, some of which have been smashed. In front of each window is a table. To the right are as series of benches. Towards the end of the hall are two doors. A whispered conversation can sometimes be heard in here:

''"We'll leave tonight, he'll never know." ''

''Mumble. ''

''"Yes, we can, he won..." ''

''Mumble. ''

''Mumble. ''

"...Akash..."

Hall of Arcanum
This hallway appears to be made of blue marble. Tiles and pillars of marble trimmed in gold. A fountain lies in the center. As you enter, you see tiny pinpoints of light, which as you go further down the hall become brighter and brighter, and then you notice that these lights are connected by silver strands, like spider webs. Upon closer inspection, you notice that these are constellations, some which mark times and locations in the past, and others you are not familiar with.