Forge Lord Architectural Elements

Roll 1d6 to determine one or two architectural features that define a Forge Lord space, with results ranging from structural elements (domes, arches, columns) through ceramics and...

Roll for one or two architectural features. Mosaics, statues, and furnaces signal the artistry-vs-industry tension.

Roll 1d6 · Family Architectural Elements · p. 161

d	Result
1	Domes, arches, columns, arcades
2	Ceramics and glasswork — mosaics, tile, urns, stained glass, mirrors
3	Enamel, glaze, gilding, flowing runes
4	Bricks, marble slabs, carved porphyry
5	Statues, reliefs (bronze or marble)
6	Furnaces, crucibles, chimneys, chains, gears

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