The Temple of Thoth

The Temple of Thoth is the scene of the Prologue for A Subtle Agency, it was designed by Ahknaton and constructed over a twenty year timeframe.
Key Points.
[1] The entrance to the lower levels is via an archway into an antechamber within the body of the main temple.
[2] A descending hall leads from the antechamber to the first landing.
[3] Another descending hall (a switchback) leads from the first landing to the second landing.
[4] The second landing gives access to a descending spiral staircase to the Halls of the Gods.
[5] The Halls of the Gods, is a terrifying maze of horrific and lethal traps - you need ramp abilities and knowledge to navigate the maze safely.
[6] A descending hall leads from the exit of the Halls of the Gods to the third landing.
[7] The third landing has a secret and locked door in the floor, to open it you need to press a series of flagstones in the correct sequence. Only Ahknaton knew the sequence and the door resets after a set period of time (also unknown).
[8] The third landing secret door provides access to a spiral staircase leading to the Chamber of Worlds.
[9] The Chamber of Worlds is an inverted, empty, pyramid, with some specific properties.
[9.1] It is coated with a substance that induces vertigo. Only Ramp capable people or vampires (as it turns out) are able to control the vertigo.
[9.2] There are a series of levels on the inside of the pyramid approx ten feet wide, ten feet high each and descending down to the inverted apex of the pyramid.
[10] At the bottom of the Chamber of Worlds is an open doorway into a descending, curving hall that leads to Anknaton's tomb chamber.
[11] Ahknaton's tomb chamber has a secret door that is only opened by "Ahknaton's Key," the same device that is used to provide full access to the Metaframe.
[12] The secret door leads along a flat corridor to the Chamber of the Metaframe - which is located directly beneath the inverted pyramid.
I hope this helps readers visualise the events in the prologue.
Published on January 05, 2018 17:12
•
Tags:
the-metaframe-war
No comments have been added yet.
Writing The Metaframe War Series
A blog on all things to do with The Metaframe War Series of books by Graeme Rodaughan + assorted topics and book reviews.
- Graeme Rodaughan's profile
- 402 followers
