Baile Diancecht

Main Public Spaces

A structure several stories tall with marble and what appears to be glass siding. There are double doors to enter the structure where visitors are greeted by a large water feature of crystal clear water. Just inside the doorway, there is a high table with a waterfall edge topped with a glass window behind which are seats for three to five humanoids. Depending on the day, there may be as few as two or as many as 6 beings from the various races of Cré Dóite. There are several druids milling about this room lined with chairs, several carrying flat wooden boards with metal clips holding slips of parchment and ink pens. They will approach anyone not marked with a band and ask if they are seeking treatment, have an appointment, or are visiting a sick loved one. Those with appointments or seeking treatment are then marked with a band and handed the board and a pen and asked to answer the questions on the clipboard to the best of their ability. Visitors are directed to the table inside the door to inquire about the location of the person they are visiting. There are several open staircases leading to floors above marked with signage indicating the treatments and practices provided on the various fl

Tipra Sláíne

The large water feature, upon closer inspection appears to be a well of some sort. There is placard indicating the feature is called Tipra Sláíne and is said to have curative properties. The sign also advises readers to speak to their druid before attempting treatment using the well's waters followed by a list of side effects including everything from a sense of euphoria to a sense of well-being to a permanent departure from this plane of existence and several things in between.

Emergency Treatment Suites

These suites are where the most sick are directed. There are several rooms separated by walls with glass doors and cloth curtains. This area is busy with druids and clerks treating various wounds and ailments. Most of those in the beds within the rooms appear to be near-dead and those who are not are loudly complaining that they have been there for hours and not seen anyone aside from the person who took their papers. This suite is on the ground floor with access through doors near a paved road with multiple red and white carriages parked nearby.

Inpatient Rooms

The upper floors consist of rooms where sick patients who need continuing treatment may stay for the duration of their treatment. These rooms contain most of the luxuries of home and druids make regular rounds to visit the sick to check on their progress as well as to make any necessary adjustments. The walls are painted muted colors and there is a sense of peaceful tranquility about the suites of rooms. Each floor specializes in a different type of treatment or recovery.

Purpose / Function

Healing the sick and injured.

Alterations

The structure has had floors added since it was first built.  It is maintained beautifully and has needed no materials on the original structure replaced.

History

Built to for the worship of Diancecht, this building has become a hospital treating any and all who need healing.  Renowned throughout Cré Dóite, this is among the most prestigious healing facilities in the world.

Tourism

The infirm and the injured as well as those visiting them come to this place.

Alternative Names

Tir na nOg general

Type

Hospital