Every story.
One library.
A single doorway to the books, manuscripts, histories, folktales and recorded voices of Avarun. Choose a subject to explore, then open the complete work in its original Reading Room.
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The shelves describe a work's subject, not its historical truth. The same events may be told by rivals, poets, clerics and people who lived through them. Every original collection remains intact.
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Source, retelling, interpretation
Original source text is preserved in each linked book or manuscript. In-world testimony may be mistaken, disputed, or deliberately misleading. New editorial reconstructions, including Tamar Kest's missing-leaf facsimile, are clearly labeled rather than presented as discovered historical originals. The library does not confuse a writer's claim with established cosmology, and a recorded narration is not a second independent historical witness.
Looking for geography, peoples or power rules instead? Browse Ancient Civilizations, The Peoples of Avarun, and Remanence and the Five Laws.