These are the strong walls that protect the castle.  Guards can be seen frequenting the ramparts and battlements, each keeping a close eye on all that approach the castle. The walls are 30 feet tall and are accessible from the courtyard via stairs and ramps. Since the castle's reconstruction, the walls have again been rebuilt after an attack by the Oulcagi, and are now backed by the secrets of dwarven construction.

The towers of Csagradeus stand tall and give the guards an almost unlimited view of the surrounding area. Atop each tower connected to the outer walls is a ballista, giving the castle a deadly network of offensive measures. Inside each tower are two levels: one ground floor and one corresponding with the connected walls.

Where the horses go, of course. We do not keep many mounts within the castle, so the Stables are mainly for travelers and passersby. Boarding for horses runs from one gold and up, depending on the duration of the stay. Tomas the stable boy is always on duty.

The spacious inner courtyard of Csagradeus gives access to almost every other area of the castle. It also houses the fountain - a timeless centerpiece of both the castle and Csagrada's history. Traveling caravans usually populate this place, along with traders, refugees, and the occasional troop of guards.

The place of all weapons crafted from steel. RedMist's current blacksmith, Angus, has taken over for his brother and can frequently be found hammering away at new swords and armor. Prices for such items may be found on the Currency page, via the Knowledge page. Not all items are in stock at all times, and the average wait for weaponry may be a week to a month. Weapons crafted for the garrison are top priority.

If you wish to spend the night at the castle, you can purchase a room for a small fee. Each room is finely furnished with all the comforts of home. Average rooms go for about two silver pieces a night, while the more upscale 'merchant' rooms will run you a gold piece. The Hospice has three floors and can accommodate over one hundred persons. It is accessible via the courtyard and the tavern.

The three-tier fountain works on recycled rain water, and serves no purpose other than giving the courtyard some character. The fountain has had a long history in Csagrada, however, and many tales tell of its haunted nature. The fountain has been rebuilt numerous times, all to its original specifications.

The bathhouse is not unlike one of the Roman-Greco age. There are three large public baths, and four smaller private baths. Warm bathwater is available through a heated storage basin. The bathhouse is a design borrowed from the Brotherhood of Steel, who had a similar facility in their meeting house.

These storehouses contain much of the castle's bulk supplies, like foodstuffs. The western storehouse (the lower building on the map to the right) also contains stockpiled armor and weaponry for the garrison. The eastern storehouse (the upper building on the map) contains archer supplies like bows and crossbows.