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During the [[Great Erosion]], Lorewardens led expeditions to salvage memory-stones and law-tablets from collapsing districts, often embedding themselves in dangerous fault zones to preserve Orasian continuity. Their role deepened with the introduction of memory-oaths and harmonic law-binding. | During the [[Great Erosion]], Lorewardens led expeditions to salvage memory-stones and law-tablets from collapsing districts, often embedding themselves in dangerous fault zones to preserve Orasian continuity. Their role deepened with the introduction of memory-oaths and harmonic law-binding. | ||
|Structure and leadership=The order is led by the Senior Archivist, a Lorewarden selected through lineage, stone trial, and oath-line evaluation. Below them are tiers of Archivists, Record-Binders, Stone-Chiselers, and Tonal Interpreters. Apprentices are inducted through the Rite of Echoes, in which they must harmonize with a living record-stone. | |Structure and leadership=The order is led by the Senior Archivist Oskaet-Zal, a Lorewarden selected through lineage, stone trial, and oath-line evaluation. Below them are tiers of Archivists, Record-Binders, Stone-Chiselers, and Tonal Interpreters. Apprentices are inducted through the Rite of Echoes, in which they must harmonize with a living record-stone. | ||
Each Lorewarden specializes in one or more disciplines: ancestral lineage, law-stone carving, resonance mapping, or decree harmonics. Promotions are rarely discussed aloud and often marked only by a shift in stone-glyph attire. | Each Lorewarden specializes in one or more disciplines: ancestral lineage, law-stone carving, resonance mapping, or decree harmonics. Promotions are rarely discussed aloud and often marked only by a shift in stone-glyph attire. |