Hasard Hall

The Home of Vedir Prideaux
First Floor | Second Floor | Underground | Grounds

Opulent home of the Prideauxs for several generations, it has become a family tradition to add to the home - a task which the current master has taken to with particular relish. Located in the countryside of Gloustershire, the mansion sits largely alone, muggles having been safely repelled for 2 miles around it.

The First Floor
The first floor of the house is largely 'living space'; most the time guests visit would be spent here in the drawing rooms and library, or out walking the grounds. Access to the kitchens and cellars is at the far end of the house, though entrances to the Underground actually litter the house, if you know how to find them...

The servant's quarters also make up part of the ground floor, this area being 'roped off' from guest access.
The Main Stairwell


The Living & Drawing Rooms




The Dining Hall


The Theater


The Grand Hall

The Second Floor
The second floor is more of the Prideaux's private area; while not off limits to guests, the only areas of real interest are the Lounge and Prideaux's private study. The lounge is usually only used for small or friendly gatherings; 'business meeting' style get togethers would function downstairs.
The Bedrooms









Vedir's Study



The Lounge



The Master Bath

The Underground

The Entrances
The only obvious entrance to the Underground is the stairway to the kitchens - and this is sealed from accessing the rest of the caves.

The Underground is largely a creation of Vedir's; the tunnels are used for business purposes and he has harbored fugitives in the far reaches of the tunnels. While the 'accessible' areas are quite decorated, the later areas aren't. The entrances to other areas litter the house - ranging from a trapdoor on the second floor to hidden doors, false bookshelves and the like.

Upper Levels

The upper areas serve as a basement  and contain the wine cellars, kitchens and the garages.





The Lower Levels

As you descend, the caves and rooms become rougher cut and water from the fountain above seeps down into pools, forming a much more cave-like area. These tunnels are frequently altered.

The Grounds

The grounds around the mansion are largely free of a populace - a few small wizard families live in the area. The land provides a good place to ride and walk.



The Stables
The family keeps a population of several magical horses as well as regular ones; Camille Prideaux's preferred mode of transport is a flying carriage, and so she keeps the horses to pull it.