Harvesthome Abbey

Harvesthome Abbey was a Chauntean church located in the farm-complex of Goldenfields. As of the late 15th century DR, it was overseen by the Goldenfields's leader, Ellardin Darovik.

Architecture

The abbey was a large and highly decorated stone structure. Its exterior was decorated by four statues of Chauntea, depicted with her hands raised high.
It featured a number of stained-glass windows, often depicting images of locally grown food. The main window was formed in the shape of the sun and set over the main doorway.

Interior

Within the abbey was a raised gallery, rested upon a number of columns.
In the rear area of the structure was a large bell, made of bronze, whose ringing signified the beginning of daily prayers.

Tourism

Within Harvesthome Abbey there lived two black bears, Darlow and Tilbee. They were fed and tended to by the Chauntean clergy.

Type

Temple / Religious complex

Parent Location

Goldenfields

Owner

Ellardin Darovik