The halls were constructed of stone with arched walls, and once contained windows consisting of coloured mosaics. They featured gardens and a moat. As of 1368 DR, the smashed shards of coloured glass were popular for use in making bottles.
The Dwarven Dungeons extended under the Dessarin Hills and contained many levels that went deep beneath the surface. The Dwarven Dungeons once served as the primary home for the dwarves of Besilmer and was a massive thoroughfare of halls, shops, and homes. The Dungeons is said to have many complex locks and hidden doors that guard more valuable treasure against the scavengers that ruled the ruins after the fall. The underground complex consists of the Main Halls and the Deep Halls, which laid 85 steps deeper down.


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