Bank of Imor

Located on the left-hand side of the left wing of the Imorian Commerce Center, this organization also serves as Imor's tribute to Hades, god of wealth. A sign above the entrance is very eye-catching, being made of gold letters with the blue flame of Hades taking the place of the "o" in the word "of" in "Bank of Imor".

About ten feet back from the entrance is a counter with five stations where customers can make their transactions. In front of the counter is a rope area that helps to keep the patrons in line during busy times.

There is a light-colored wooden door to the right side of the room with a stained glass window depicting another representation of the blue flame of Hades.

The whole area, while well-lit, seems to give off a cold, empty feeling. Some speculate that this is due to the nature of the deity, while others think it is the type of business environment that promotes such negative perceptions.