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'''The Library''' is a complicated, seemingly organically grown building in [[Yil-echmonn]]. It is the single largest collection of written works in the known multiverse, and is slowly being consumed by the rot overtaking Yil-echmonn.

= History =

When the [[sub-city]] Yil-echmonn was founded, [[Yilbechar]] decided to place there his great collection of books. They were all marked for ease of reclamation, and anyone was free to come and read, or even borrow. Other scholars saw the value in this, and added their works to the library, as well as any works they found or otherwise acquired. After more than 250,000 years the collection is impressive.

With the rise of the rot in Yil-echmonn some of the lower levels are inaccessible. Some claim the books on these levels are lost, while others hold that the bookshelves are enchanted and will protect the books.

[[Category:Locations]]

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	With the rise of the rot in Yil-echmonn some of the lower levels are inaccessible. Some claim the books on these levels are lost, while others hold that the bookshelves are enchanted and will protect the books.		With the rise of the rot in Yil-echmonn some of the lower levels are inaccessible. Some claim the books on these levels are lost, while others hold that the bookshelves are enchanted and will protect the books.
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		+	= Features =
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		+	= Inhabitants =
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		+	== Librarians ==
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		+	The [[Librarian]]s are the magical constructs tasked with keeping track of the locations of the books and items in the library.

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-'''The Library''' is a complicated, seemingly organically grown building in [[Yil-echmonn]]. It is the single largest collection of written works in the known multiverse, and is slowly being consumed by the rot overtaking Yil-echmonn.
+'''The Great Library''' is a complicated, seemingly organically grown building in [[Yil-echmonn]]. It is the single largest collection of written works in the known multiverse, and is slowly being consumed by the rot overtaking Yil-echmonn.
 = History =
-When the [[sub-city]] Yil-echmonn was founded, [[Yilbechar]] decided to place there his great collection of books. They were all marked for ease of reclamation, and anyone was free to come and read, or even borrow. Other scholars saw the value in this, and added their works to the library, as well as any works they found or otherwise acquired. After more than 250,000 years the collection is impressive.
+When the [[sub-city]] Yil-echmonn was founded, [[Yilbechar]] decided to place there his great collection of books. They were all marked for ease of reclamation, and anyone was free to come and read, or even borrow. Other scholars saw the value in this, and added their works to the library, as well as any works they found or otherwise acquired. After more than 35,000 years the collection is impressive.
 With the rise of the rot in Yil-echmonn some of the lower levels are inaccessible. Some claim the books on these levels are lost, while others hold that the bookshelves are enchanted and will protect the books.
 [[Category:Locations]]

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