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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Paxus Asclepius" data-source="post: 1372873" data-attributes="member: 15175">A brief description of the objects of interest in this room:One tapestry catches your eye immediately.  Twelve feet in width, and depicting a titanic struggle between two armies of celestials, this piece is not made of fabric, but painted onto a woven mat of feathers, some as long as an arm.  On its righthand side, another tapestry shows a fleet of ships, ranging from long, sleek drakkars to fat galleons, unloading onto a sandy beach, though the vessels do not lie in the soft surf, but hang in mid-air.  A third portrays a desolate scene, the blackened ground littered with ash and bone.  In the center of this withered landscape, a single flower is blooming.  On the far wall, one tapestry shows a city of gossamer arches and vaulting spires, a glorious sunrise illuminating the bustling traffic.  Across from this is an identical scene, but the towers have crumbled, the sun is replaced by a sickly moon, and the bustling traffic consists only of the restless dead.  Between these two cityscapes is an image of two warriors.  One wears gleaming golden plate, battling with a massive, slightly curved sword.  His opponent's chainmail has been rent in several places, his shield is now dangling in shards from his forearm, and his sword has just been snapped at the hilt, yet only defiance burns in his eyes.OOC: Any of you have Appraise?</blockquote>