OVERVIEW
The Treasure Hall houses the offerings of the different cities and athletes who pay homage to Iroas. Ivory sculptures, filigree crowns, ceremonial weapons and even magical items are kept here behind the monumental bronze doors decorated with representations in ten cassettes with the exploits of the god. The most famous of the pieces present is possibly the silver and ruby armor with which the naked image of Iroas is dressed in times of war and which is able to adapt to any image of Iroas on which it is placed.
Location Description
Outside
This magnificent edifice, dedicated to housing the offerings to Iroas, stands tall with its monumental bronze doors. These doors are not merely entrances but works of art in themselves, adorned with ten intricately designed cassettes that depict the heroic exploits of Iroas.
Inside
Passing through the grand bronze doors, you step into the Treasure Hall, a sanctuary of wealth and homage to the god Iroas. The interior is a dazzling display of the devotion of cities and athletes. Ivory sculptures, filigree crowns, and ceremonial weapons line the hall, each piece a testament to the skill and dedication of its creator. Among these precious items, the most renowned is the silver and ruby armor of Iroas. This exquisite piece, used to dress the naked image of Iroas in times of war, is famed for its ability to adapt to any representation of the god. The craftsmanship is so exquisite that the armor seems to come alive, its rubies glistening in the hall's ambient light.
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