A nice sized room with a fireplace and a bear skin rug in front. The fire burns warmly filling the entire tower with warmth, and as if by magic, though it is exactly the case, the fireplace has no chimney. In fact, a spell has been cast on the fireplace that sucks the smoke up and removes it, acting exactly how a chimney would without a buildup of soot. The room has a wall to wall bookshelf, that wraps around the circular room and has books of various origin and type, from biographies of famous wizards, to children's pop up books. And in the center of this room is a large red leather love seat, a blanket draped over the back. A single end table sits next to the love seat, usually with an empty/half empty bottles of alcohol on it, or a stack of books.
Moderated By: Glorfindel

One of the places most changed by the arrival of the tower's new master is the Basement. Once the home of an illicit liquor operation, the Elf-Demon has warped it to fit his own goals. After burning everything that was there previously to ash, Glorfindel conjured a great golden chest in the center of the room. Here, he stores the various magical artifacts he's collected during his and the Dark Prince's quest to revive their master. Around this chest, Glorfindel carved a great pentagram into the stone, with the massive chest sitting in the center of the star. Into these grooves shall spill the blood of Glorfindel's sacrifices to Reman Monotheril, blood that shall invigorate and revitalize the dead warlock's form. The rest of the basement is taken up with various racks of arms and armour, which Glorfindel shall use to arm his servants when the time comes.
Moderated By: Glorfindel

Within these chambers Glorfindel takes his rest at the end of the day. After disposing of the original furniture, Glorfindel placed a large ornate four-poster bed in the place of the great round one the previous owner had. It is a bed fit for a king, with the nightstand and wardrobe right next to it also made for kings. The rest of the bedchamber is taken up with various smaller beds, where Glorfindel's servants sleep. Next to those beds are smaller armoires where they keep their belongings.
Moderated By: Glorfindel