A long, narrow dwarven great hall c...

A long, narrow dwarven great hall carved deep inside a mountain, serving as the throne room of Grimhold. The hall is significantly longer than it is wide — think cathedral nave proportions but underground and dwarven. The floor extends in a straight line from the entrance toward the throne at the far end, with a clear central path flanked by two rows of massive stone pillars on each side. The pillars are thick, square, and floor-to-ceiling with carved bases and capitals made of angular deepslate brickwork. The ceiling is flat and low relative to the scale of the room, supported entirely by the pillar rows — no arches, no dome. It should feel heavy and oppressive, like the mountain itself is pressing down. The ceiling can have subtle carved geometric patterns or inlaid darker stone but rema