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|Major settlements and strongholds=* '''Kel-Siruun''', [[Kar-Thal]] – Central enclave and location of the [[Ashlar Vaults]]

* '''Vaults of Loen-Karith''' – A sealed retreat for the interpretation of forgotten oaths and conflicting genealogies

* '''Tarn-Vareth''' – A resonance-inscribed chamber network near [[Djes-Val]], housing generational civic copies

|Relations with other factions=The Lorewardens operate in close alliance with the [[Council of Stone]], particularly the six Lorewarden seats on the council itself. They advise the [[Stonewarden|Stonewardens]] during periods of civic review or memory disputes, and maintain ritual parity with the Sanctuary of Echoes.

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|Legacy and influence=Without the Lorewardens, Orasian civilization would lose not only its records, but its resonance with the past. Their inscriptions form the spine of Terasil’s law, ritual, and civic rhythm. Though sometimes viewed as aloof or obscurantist, their presence is essential to the cohesion of Orasian identity—carving the echo of what was, so that what is may endure.

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 |Major settlements and strongholds=* '''Kel-Siruun''', [[Kar-Thal]] – Central enclave and location of the [[Ashlar Vaults]]
 * '''Vaults of Loen-Karith''' – A sealed retreat for the interpretation of forgotten oaths and conflicting genealogies
-* '''Tarn-Vareth''' – A resonance-inscribed chamber network near [[Djes-Val]], housing generational civic copies
 |Relations with other factions=The Lorewardens operate in close alliance with the [[Council of Stone]], particularly the six Lorewarden seats on the council itself. They advise the [[Stonewarden|Stonewardens]] during periods of civic review or memory disputes, and maintain ritual parity with the Sanctuary of Echoes.
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 |Legacy and influence=Without the Lorewardens, Orasian civilization would lose not only its records, but its resonance with the past. Their inscriptions form the spine of Terasil’s law, ritual, and civic rhythm. Though sometimes viewed as aloof or obscurantist, their presence is essential to the cohesion of Orasian identity—carving the echo of what was, so that what is may endure.
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+[[category:Council of Stone]]
 [[category:Terasil]]