The Library
Knowledge is seldom complete. What follows are collected writings, translated journals, and preserved manuscripts from across Skaldenreach. The accuracy of each document is left to the reader's judgment.
On the Nature of Sálmun
Attributed to: Unknown
Sálmun is not simply power. It is potential — and it listens.
Philosophical TreatiseThe Skald
Attributed to: Unknown
Perhaps the Skald is neither man nor god. Perhaps he is the oldest story ever told.
Speculative AccountMagic and Story
Attributed to: Unknown
A spell is spoken once. A story is spoken a thousand times. Both alter the world.
Comparative AnalysisThe Living World
Attributed to: Unknown
Every story has the possibility, however small, of becoming something more.
Closing CommentaryA Fool's Errand
Attributed to: Colin Piscer
Same thing that always happens.
Folk Tale, CollectedSolvarius and Almara
Attributed to: Vesper the Errant
A secret whispered that only they could hear.
Devotional PoemOn the Twin Kingdoms
Attributed to: Medi Vangr
Better to die a man than live as a monster.
Historical Account, Disputed by Both PartiesOn the Founding of Menoria
Attributed to: Scire Hugin Scolar of Dianoia
The histories do not remark on the fact that the vine is still attached.
Historical Account, ContestedWhy the Bastard in the Briars Has No Name
Attributed to: Rowan Kinver
The Bastard of the Briars is not a name. It is a verdict.
Author's Note