Welcome to the GTC's guildhall, are you a member or are you signing in as a guest?— Receptionist at the GTC Guildhall
Built in the year 900 this building is the headquarters of the
Grimharbour Trading Company's (GTC). Located upon a hill within the walls of
Grimharbour, this building is just as noticable as the Govenor's castle.
Entrance Fee
Guests must be with a member or must provide the name of a member who is currently inside the guildhall. Otherwise, they must pay an entrance fee of around 10 . At the entrance, they can request membership, which each applicant must fill in a form and hand to a receptionist. This will then be passed to the Member's department who will review the application.
Business
The GTC provides many rentable office spaces for its mercantile members. Not everybody is able to find a permanent spot, as they are often on the move; especially for the travelling merchants who ride and sail across the world. These offices are the perfect quiet place to hold private meetings or to focus on filling out one's logs and ledgers.
Pleasure
This three-story building is a sociable place with its open-spaced hall where members and their guests can enjoy the evening's entertainment, or sit back and relax with a high-quality Elfkind Whiskey, or coffee.
If you ask me, the place is too classy for my liking. The drinks are expensive, the people look down at everyone and, don't let them know I said this, but the company gives me the creeps. Give me a simple mug of ale any day.— A Dwarfkind commoner, a lower-class citizen.
Archetecture
The building has 3 floors, with a basement which is used for storage for the guildhall's main hall, which leads to the kitchen. The exterior wall around the ground floor is made of thick stone bricks, which the founder of the
Grimharbour Trading Company,
Thraner Oakstone had imported from a quarry within the realm of
Falduhr. The upper floor walls are of wattle and daub, which is maintained regularly. In fact, the entire building and its surrounding flora are always spruced up.
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