Order Bench

The Order Bench is a massive, stationary work surface encountered in the Praetorium. It appears as an enormous bench or crafting bench whose surfaces and supports are richly carved with motifs of heritage, tradition, and ancestry; multiple language descriptions emphasize that it is chiseled or sculpted to embody legacy rather than being a plain utilitarian object. Several localizations explicitly identify it as a crafting work surface, describing it as a large crafting table or crafting bench, while others emphasize the sculpted, heritage-driven ornamentation of the piece.

Order Benches are found throughout the Praetorium, with documented placements in the cafeteria and in the grand library areas. Their scale and decorative carving make them visually distinctive landmarks within those communal spaces: in the cafeteria they read as communal work or display furniture integrated into a public setting, and in the grand library they align with the institutional, legacy-focused architecture implied by the carved designs.

• Physical description: an enormous, carved bench worked with motifs of tradition and ancestry; translations consistently portray it as a sculpted, heritage-infused object rather than a simple plank or table.
• Functional description: several sources identify the object as a crafting work surface (crafting bench / work table). The term crafting bench appears in non-English text and is reflected across localizations, indicating that the Order Bench serves as a large workbench-type installation rather than purely decorative furniture.
• Typical placements: located within major communal interiors of the Praetorium, most notably the cafeteria and the grand library, and reported more broadly throughout Praetorium interiors.
• Visual cues: expect monumental scale, carved stone or woodwork appearance, and motifs evoking tradition or ancestry—these features distinguish Order Benches from ordinary seating or small workstations.

No sources provide specific interactive mechanics, resource requirements, or progression gating tied to Order Benches; available descriptions focus on scale, carved heritage ornamentation, and placement within the Praetorium. Use the Order Bench primarily as a notable environmental work surface and landmark when navigating or describing the cafeteria and grand library spaces.