The ServatoryThe ServatoryThat Those Who Cross May Cross Knowing
The Servatory seal

Most who cross return. This is for the rest.

What waits beyond a veil should be known before it is reached.

The Servatory finds what lies past the veils, rates how safely it may be approached, and keeps the account, so that those who cross after may cross knowing. The wonders, and the things you are warned from, set down plainly.

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The Tender Spires
The Tender Spires
TOE.THR.005418THR · Location

The Tender Spires

II
Hazard · 2 of 5
Noted
Approach freely; something here is unaccounted for.

Immense living towers grown from imported biomass fill a small pocket universe, hosting distant figures who always retreat inside and vanish without trace whenever a visitor draws within half a mile.

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The four depths of knowing

From the open wonders any crosser may read, down to the findings the survey holds closest.

TOE
The Open Encyclopedia
Public wonders. Freely read by any crosser who arrives.
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The Lesser Encyclopedia
The body of the survey. Most findings are kept here.
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TGE
The Greater Encyclopedia
Cited and restricted. The gloss is open; the account needs clearance.
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The Sealed Encyclopedia
The findings the survey holds closest.
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