At the back of the Hall is another set of richly carved double doors. This leads into a wide corridor sporting T-intersections that lead off to other parts of the temple, and many doors. Close to the Grand Hall is the Great Dining Hall, where the temple inhabitants come to dine. It is large, richly appointed, with a great stone fireplace commanding central stage of an entire wall to the right as you enter.

Directly ahead, in the back, next to a buffet generally kept overflowing with food, is a smaller doorway. This leads to a cozy lounge, where patrons and guests go to partake of the infamous Sith brandy which is offerred here.

There are many rooms and chambers within the temple. All outside ones have large open windows that go from ceiling to floor, leading out to elegantly carved stone balconies bearing stone balustrades. Most private rooms have fireplaces in them, and great canopied beds lavish with silks and satins and furs. All halls and rooms are lit by sconces or the fireplaces themselves; the Sith do not like the harsh light electricity provides, but prefer a more natural form of illumination.

Deep in the bowels of the temple are the private chambers belonging to the Dark Lord of the Warriors. It is unknown what these are like, as no one has ever been invited to them...

Ok, standing on the courtyard facing the one entrance to the temple, one is facing a wall which rears up maybe a hundred feet to the top of the temple proper. Along the top of this is a widow's walk where guards are posted. This wall represents the top of the temple, the level where the Grand Dining Hall and Grand Foyer and the corridors leading off to suites and so on are. This is the only level to have windows; private suites have stone balconies which overlook the city below. From this level on three sides, solid stone walls sweep down to street level; only one face of the temple has the steps leading up to the "apex," where the courtyard leading to the entrance proper is.

From three sides one sees gigantic, solid stone walls with windows clear at the top. From the front, great sweeping stone steps leading to the "apex" and courtyard, described in the prior post.