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...ox's Registry of the Races''' is an often-reproduced fifteen volume set of books which was created over the run of two centuries, the final volumes released ...time was in his ninth century of service as the [[Imperial Magister]]. The books have undergone continual revisions and updates, usually published each half

...gnus]]. The archive is maintained as a central repository of copies of all Books of Grudges, which serve as family histories among the clans as well as an i

...intain a record of that slight until it is satisfied. Maintaining these '''Books of Grudges''' has risen to an art form similar to that of accountancy. Whil

...chive of All Slights]], an enormous library where copies of dwarven grudge-books throughout history are kept. ...s craftsmanship in the traditional style of ledger used for dwarven grudge-books and for its impressive archive of such records.

...42, each a separate piece of a collective whole. It is believed that these books were originally Gul's working notes, and that he either was never able to c

...other raw materials is at a high for export, with import being largely in books, fine goods, and persons - soldiers to fight in the ongoing conflicts with

...are probably the most numerous single occupation to appear in the history books of the modern underkingdoms.

...n velum. Some specialize in the memorization of part or all of the song as books are notoriously expensive to produce, but as many of Jarand's followers liv

...n velum. Some specialize in the memorization of part or all of the song as books are notoriously expensive to produce for the dwarves.

...42, each a separate piece of a collective whole. It is believed that these books were originally Gul's working notes, and that he either was never able to c

...some Herite orders are able to create them so quickly and cheaply that the books themselves are given away for free.

...uch manuals are hard to come by, and are essentially considered masterwork books. Those copies which exist are highly prized by their owners as potential ba

...rst and places of worship second, and include a strengthened container for books and scrolls known as a Tabernacle which is the central object of worship.

...eminaries rarely afford their own libraries (beyond simple, personal spell-books, known as Compendia), but all of the established seminaries have fine libra

...around the world, at Atarlie traders frequently ply their craft by taking books and scrolls abroad, selling their wares, and returning with exotic goods li