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The '''Guild Hall''' is a [[D'ni (race)|D'ni]] governmental building located in the capital on the island of [[Ae'gura]]. It overlooks the harbor and much of the lower sprawl of the island. This building housed the Council chambers, where matters of state were debated by the [[Guild Council]].
The '''Guild Hall''' is a [[D'ni (race)|D'ni]] governmental building located in the capital on the island of [[Ae'gura]]. It overlooks the harbor and much of the lower sprawl of the island. This building housed the Council chambers, where matters of state were debated by the [[Guild Council]].


== Construction ==
== Construction ==
=== Replacing an older Guild Hall ===
=== Replacing an older Guild Hall ===
The current Guild Hall was originally constructed in [[2502 DE]] under the reign of King [[Naygen]], who commissioned it to replace an older, less impressive structure. It was designed to straddle and stand atop the [[Tomb of the Great King]], a strong statement about the historical attitudes toward King [[Ahlsendar]] at that time.
The current Guild Hall was originally constructed in 2502 DE under the reign of King [[Naygen]], who commissioned it to replace an older, less impressive structure. It was designed to straddle and stand atop the [[Tomb of the Great King]], a strong statement about the historical attitudes toward King [[Ahlsendar]] at that time.


=== Expansion under Kerath ===
=== Expansion under Kerath ===
In [[6970 DE]], only a few years before abdicating the throne, King [[Kerath]] decreed that the Guild Hall should be expanded. The new structure was intended to symbolize the increased status of the Guilds as the governing body of the D'ni government, now that there would be no more kings. When the expansions were completed, the new building completely covered the Tomb of the Great King, effectively sealing it off beneath a massive new government plaza.
In 6970 DE, only a few years before abdicating the throne, King [[Kerath]] decreed that the Guild Hall should be expanded. The new structure was intended to symbolize the increased status of the Guilds as the governing body of the D'ni government, now that there would be no more kings. When the expansions were completed, the new building completely covered the Tomb of the Great King, effectively sealing it off beneath a massive new government plaza.


== Design ==
== Design ==
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=== Second Restoration ===
=== Second Restoration ===
When the [[DRC]] first began restoring areas of the cavern in the late 1990s and early 2000s CE, the Guild Hall was deemed too large of a project to take on, and only authorized individuals were allowed to go near it. In 2003, an interior wall in the Guild Hall collapsed on [[Phil Henderson]], a DRC restoration engineer and follower of [[Yeesha]]. He had been communing with the [[bahro]] in the Guild Hall despite being directly instructed to avoid the area for his own safety. After days of digging through rubble, the DRC declared Phil dead despite the absence of a body. This event was one of several that led the DRC to shut down all restoration efforts in early 2004.
When the [[DRC]] first began restoring areas of the cavern in the late 1990s and early 2000s CE, the Guild Hall was deemed to large of a project to take on, and only authorized individuals were allowed to go near it. In 2003, an interior wall in the Guild Hall collapsed on [[Phil Henderson]], a DRC restoration engineer and follower of [[Yeesha]]. He had been communing with the [[bahro]] in the Guild Hall despite being directly instructed to avoid the area for his own safety. After days of digging through rubble, the DRC declared Phil dead despite the absence of a body. This event was one of several that led the DRC to shut down all restoration efforts in early 2004.


[[Category:Places in the D'ni cavern]]
[[Category:Places in the D'ni cavern]]
[[Category:D'ni buildings]]
[[Category:D'ni buildings]]
[[Category:Places mentioned in Uru]]
[[Category:Places appearing in Myst: The Book of Ti'ana]]
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