Ignis' Private Chambers

Built originally as royal living quarters, they have since evolved into a sanctuary where Ignis forges small personal works, studies ancient rune tablets, and communes privately with Aurenos.

A series of interconnected rooms: a high-ceilinged study, a small personal forge with a lava-fed basin, and a quiet sleep chamber surrounded by hanging braziers. Warm stone floors bear intricate rune inlays, and the walls are lined with carved reliefs of flame motifs.

A single reinforced basalt door guarded by Emberguard and bound by complex rune locks. Access requires specific silent gestures or a direct mental signet from Ignis himself.

The chambers smell of warm oils and molten stone. Light from hanging pyrestone lanterns fills the space with a steady glow. A constant hush pervades, with only the gentle hiss of flowing lava audible in the forge area.

• Ignis
• Consorts
• Silent servants

• A basalt writing desk strewn with rune parchments.
• A personal anvil with elegantly simple forging tools.
• Carved lounges with soft, ember-red cushions.
• A meditation dais surrounded by low braziers.

• Personal rune circlet and flame sigil rings worn only in private ceremonies, set with rare pyrestones that glow with Ignis’s own ley signature.
• A small chest of sealed ember crystals used to amplify private meditations or potentially power devastating spells in crisis.
• A series of delicate rune tablets, inscribed with Ignis’s own silent philosophical reflections on rulership, never shared beyond trusted monks — these could reshape political or spiritual doctrine if ever revealed.
• A miniature reliquary containing fragments of ore said to be drawn from the first forge of the flame elves, believed to still hum faintly with Aurenos’s original creative spark.

Discrete rune wards in the floors and ceiling that will ignite with protective flames if intruders attempt forced entry.

The personal forge is tied to a ley focus beneath the palace, allowing Ignis to shape enchantments directly from ley currents without speaking.

Once purely residential, the chambers were refitted after Ignis’s ascension with leyline conduits and a dedicated private forge.

Matches the palace’s grand style but on an intimate scale: dark stone, glowing rune accents, warm interiors with minimal furnishings, highlighting thought and discipline.

Hidden rune traps, psychic alert wards that notify Ignis instantly, and a personal Emberguard contingent stationed discreetly outside.