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|Major settlements and strongholds=* '''Kel-Siruun''', [[Kar-Thal]] – Central enclave and location of the [[Ashlar Vaults]] | |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 | * '''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 | |||
* '''Tarn-Vareth | |||
|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. | |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. | ||
They occasionally clash with rogue oathcarvers and undocumented memory-keepers who operate outside of sanctioned lineage protocols. | They occasionally clash with rogue oathcarvers and undocumented memory-keepers who operate outside of sanctioned lineage protocols. | ||
|Notable figures=* ''' | |Notable figures=* '''Salhaet''' – Keeper of the city’s birth records; known interpreter of dream-stone fractures | ||
* '''Archivist Irun-Shaal''' – Elder harmonist who authored the Glyph Concord of Stillwake | * '''Archivist Irun-Shaal''' – Elder harmonist who authored the Glyph Concord of Stillwake | ||
* ''' | * '''Vehal-Tor''' – Designed the echo-responsive inscription grid used in post-Erosion civic mapping | ||
|Traditions and practices=Lorewardens speak only when aligned to the local chamber’s resonance. Their tools are attuned to their individual tonal imprint, and inscriptions must be made during specific echo intervals—times when the stone “listens.” | |Traditions and practices=Lorewardens speak only when aligned to the local chamber’s resonance. Their tools are attuned to their individual tonal imprint, and inscriptions must be made during specific echo intervals—times when the stone “listens.” | ||