The Hall of the Throne was the Malazan Empire's throne room found in the Imperial palace in Unta. It was a vast pillared chamber with a ceiling glittering with beaten gold and walls lined with tapestries. The mosaic stone floor, which was made at least partially out of semi-precious stones, was crossed by a long sable carpet to a raised dais. Upon the dais was a throne of twisted bones, a "not so subtle reminder of the true power behind it, the T'lan Imass." The room had a least one side door. It led via a narrow hallway to the staircase leading up to the West Tower. The throne room itself was surrounded by "colonnaded approaches, seating halls, and long reception chambers.
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| - The Hall of the Throne was the Malazan Empire's throne room found in the Imperial palace in Unta. It was a vast pillared chamber with a ceiling glittering with beaten gold and walls lined with tapestries. The mosaic stone floor, which was made at least partially out of semi-precious stones, was crossed by a long sable carpet to a raised dais. Upon the dais was a throne of twisted bones, a "not so subtle reminder of the true power behind it, the T'lan Imass." The room had a least one side door. It led via a narrow hallway to the staircase leading up to the West Tower. The throne room itself was surrounded by "colonnaded approaches, seating halls, and long reception chambers.
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| - The Hall of the Throne was the Malazan Empire's throne room found in the Imperial palace in Unta. It was a vast pillared chamber with a ceiling glittering with beaten gold and walls lined with tapestries. The mosaic stone floor, which was made at least partially out of semi-precious stones, was crossed by a long sable carpet to a raised dais. Upon the dais was a throne of twisted bones, a "not so subtle reminder of the true power behind it, the T'lan Imass." The room had a least one side door. It led via a narrow hallway to the staircase leading up to the West Tower. The throne room itself was surrounded by "colonnaded approaches, seating halls, and long reception chambers.
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