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The Hillglades House is the home of the [[Thorburn Family|Thorburn]] heir, sitting between marshlands and the town and acting as a barrier against the expansion of the town itself. For this reason many people want the property to be sold. It is one of the most heavily fortified locations within the Jacob's Bell against the supernatural that only a few entities can siege. | The Hillglades House is the home of the [[Thorburn Family|Thorburn]] heir, sitting between marshlands and the town and acting as a barrier against the expansion of the town itself. For this reason many people want the property to be sold. It is one of the most heavily fortified locations within the Jacob's Bell against the supernatural that only a few entities can siege. | ||
As of Mala Fide arc the house protections were brought down by [[Dionysus]], leaving it vulnerable. | |||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
<p dir="ltr">Books lined shelves in nearly every room with an available wall, some old with cracked spines, some new, recent bestsellers. It was all sorted more like a library than a home, clearly by some arrangement of age and alphabetized. Anachronistic in design.</p> | |||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
[[Category:Demesnes]] | [[Category:Demesnes]] | ||
Revision as of 23:17, September 8, 2014
The Hillglades House is the home of the Thorburn heir, sitting between marshlands and the town and acting as a barrier against the expansion of the town itself. For this reason many people want the property to be sold. It is one of the most heavily fortified locations within the Jacob's Bell against the supernatural that only a few entities can siege. As of Mala Fide arc the house protections were brought down by Dionysus, leaving it vulnerable.
Description
Books lined shelves in nearly every room with an available wall, some old with cracked spines, some new, recent bestsellers. It was all sorted more like a library than a home, clearly by some arrangement of age and alphabetized. Anachronistic in design.