The home of Orizon’s gods seated inside the center of the gardens. The manor is massive, large enough to house the gods and all of those who serve them.
Each of Orizon’s gods has their own room within the manor, these rooms are powerful demiplanes that reflect the gods who occupy them; Tiad’s room, for example, is a lush underwater palace.
The interior of the manor is palatial, the foyer alone is large enough for giants. The guest rooms are considered to be a literal life-changing experience.
The rear of the manor holds an assortment of apartments, colloquially called the “servant’s quarters.” It is home to those celestial entities and exalted spirits that serve the gods and act as their agents within the world. There are also doors within it that allow these servants to access the god’s rooms discreetly.
The Palace’s front doors are powerful portals, opening the doors can create a portal to any location on Orizon’s planar geography, except for the prison of Incancatus.