Within its walls are located a number of treacherous rooms, traps, hosts of Harkyn's thugs, and a number of prized possessions. Many of its walls were decorated with ornate tapestries, and the Harkyn's very throne
was built with the stature of a king, even rigged to hide the entrance to the rest of Harkyn's domain, revealed only by those with musical prowess.
. Legions of
were housed in large barracks. A deathly prison cell saw the end of many pitied souls. All this contrasted only by the presence of a well-kept library.
The "Temple of 100 Blessings" just outside the castle door, behind the protection of his guardians, was also surely home to Harkyn's supernatural guides and advisors.
Most notably, however, was a very unique, special monument, likely Harkyn's object of worship. A 15 foot tall stone statue of a warrior, missing one eye, was kept in a deep corner of the upper level of the castle. Surrounded by spinners and magic-killing wards to deter any ill-prepared visitors, this statue was an inanimate container for the
and the heroes who rescued Skara Brae encountered this statue, and had to face this powerful being in battle. However, it turns out that this... apparation perhaps, was only a brief taste of the evil Tarjan. After Mangar's ultimate defeat, Tarjan, revealing that he was himself never truly defeated, would later return to the realm of Skara Brae in person
