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|summary=The Council Spire is a massive branching tower, and includes many rooms. It is the headquarters of the the Council, including the residence of the citygods. It is close to the center of Nodd. The [[Conduit]] is positioned atop the Spire.
|summary=The Council Spire is a massive branching tower, and includes many rooms. It is the headquarters of the Council, including the residence of the citygods. It is close to the center of Nodd. The [[Conduit]] is positioned atop the Spire.
|services=Countless services are available and rendered through the Council Spire. Most citizens will only have access to the lower levels and, as such, most of the [[Minor Council]] offices can be found. These deal primarily with all the bureaucratic needs of Nodd on a day to day basis and often involve torturously long, slow-moving lines to wait in.
|services=Countless services are available and rendered through the Council Spire. Most citizens will only have access to the lower levels and, as such, most of the [[Minor Council]] offices can be found. These deal primarily with all the bureaucratic needs of Nodd on a day to day basis and often involve torturously long, slow-moving lines to wait in.
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Summary

The Council Spire is a massive branching tower, and includes many rooms. It is the headquarters of the Council, including the residence of the citygods. It is close to the center of Nodd. The Conduit is positioned atop the Spire.

Services

Countless services are available and rendered through the Council Spire. Most citizens will only have access to the lower levels and, as such, most of the Minor Council offices can be found. These deal primarily with all the bureaucratic needs of Nodd on a day to day basis and often involve torturously long, slow-moving lines to wait in.