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.
Attributed to: Unknown
Sálmun is not simply power. It is potential — and it listens.
Philosophical TreatiseAttributed to: Unknown
Perhaps the Skald is neither man nor god. Perhaps he is the oldest story ever told.
Speculative AccountAttributed to: Unknown
A spell is spoken once. A story is spoken a thousand times. Both alter the world.
Comparative AnalysisAttributed to: Unknown
Every story has the possibility, however small, of becoming something more.
Closing CommentaryAttributed to: Colin Piscer
Same thing that always happens.
Folk Tale, CollectedAttributed to: Vesper the Errant
A secret whispered that only they could hear.
Devotional PoemAttributed to: Medi Vangr
Better to die a man than live as a monster.
Historical Account, Disputed by Both PartiesAttributed to: Scire Hugin Scolar of Dianoia
The histories do not remark on the fact that the vine is still attached.
Historical Account, Contested