The Lady’s Hall – dedicated to Lady Luck, Tymora – is the second oldest temple in the city, predated only by the Water Queen’s House (though unlike the latter, the Lady’s Hall was never moved from its original location).

Architecture

The building is surprisingly modest, built of granite and a slate shingled roof. The single spire is barely tall enough to be seen over the impressive manors of the Manorborn district.
The interior of the temple was decorated with statues and paintings that depicted stories of good fortune for those who traveled the seas.

The interior is made of almost a single space, with only two rooms – the High Priest’s courters, and the temple’s vault for holy relics and money.