Monastery of Hasder - City of Caplo

Description

The Monastery of Hasder is situated atop a gentle hill in the capital city of Caplo. It is encircled by a 2-metre-high wall, serving to delineate the boundaries of the monastery rather than to deter entry.

There are three entrances to the monastery grounds. The most commonly used is the temple entrance, through which the majority of people enter. Additionally, there is the main gated entrance, located in close proximity to the administrative buildings. Lastly, there is a small port door at the rear of the accommodation building, mainly utilized by cooks and delivery personnel.

Passing through the main gate of the monastery, one arrives at the administrative offices. Adjacent to this area is a spacious lawn, enclosed by the Temple, a grand three-story edifice serving as the living quarters for the monks. Also within this vicinity are the aforementioned administrative building and the Library of Hasder. This vast structure houses an extensive collection of scrolls and tomes, containing knowledge and power.