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'''The Book of Tomorrow''' was an important cultural text in Barsaive, commissioned by Throal's King, Varulus I in 960 TH<ref><u>Nations of Barsaive Volume I: Throal</u>, Carsten Damm ''et al'', 2009, Redbrick Limited, © FASA Corporation</ref>. | '''The Book of Tomorrow''' was an important cultural text in [[Barsaive]], commissioned by Throal's King, [[Varulus I]] in 960 TH<ref><u>Nations of Barsaive Volume I: Throal</u>, Carsten Damm ''et al'', 2009, Redbrick Limited, © FASA Corporation</ref>. | ||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
The Book itself is a product of the [[Great Library of Throal]], which contained knowledge of the world before the Scourge, and was written in Throalic. Previous to the closure of the kaers, the Book was widely disseminated by Throal throughout Barsaive, and following their return to the world lead to Throalic being the common language of the province. | The Book itself is a product of the [[Great Library of Throal]], which contained knowledge of the world before the Scourge, and was written in Throalic. Previous to the closure of the [[Kaer|kaers]], the Book was widely disseminated by Throal throughout Barsaive, and following their return to the world lead to Throalic being the common language of the province. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category:Fourth World/Documents]] | [[Category:Fourth World/Documents]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:46, 4 May 2025
The Book of Tomorrow was an important cultural text in Barsaive, commissioned by Throal's King, Varulus I in 960 TH[1].
Overview
The Book itself is a product of the Great Library of Throal, which contained knowledge of the world before the Scourge, and was written in Throalic. Previous to the closure of the kaers, the Book was widely disseminated by Throal throughout Barsaive, and following their return to the world lead to Throalic being the common language of the province.
References
- ↑ Nations of Barsaive Volume I: Throal, Carsten Damm et al, 2009, Redbrick Limited, © FASA Corporation
