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| − | + | The '''Library of Mudd''', named for [[Altruian Mudd]], Third Earl of [[Gryffdon]], squats on the hill at the end of [[Dyer Avenue]] in [[Myrkentown]]. Vines choke the time-eaten eaves of the one-story gray building, a grotesque shape of carved mouth projecting from a gutter to carry rainwater clear of the wall. Window glass is colour stained by pane but smirched with dirt, and the gnarled front door moans when opened. | |
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| − | The Library of Mudd, named for Altruian Mudd, Third Earl of Gryffdon, squats on the hill at the end of | + | |
Inside, lights are low and the smell is musty with old pages. There are stacks and shelves of tomes all the way to the back of the building, walls lined with tapestries, lanterns, and grim portraits of the town's ancestry. There is a ladder to reach the highest books, and chairs and tables are scattered to unoccupied nooks. | Inside, lights are low and the smell is musty with old pages. There are stacks and shelves of tomes all the way to the back of the building, walls lined with tapestries, lanterns, and grim portraits of the town's ancestry. There is a ladder to reach the highest books, and chairs and tables are scattered to unoccupied nooks. | ||
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The door is locked at sundown. | The door is locked at sundown. | ||
| − | Popular Titles: | + | ==Popular Titles:== |
| − | * | + | * ''The Adventures of Uncle Trapspringer'' - Todwit Trapspringer |
| − | * | + | * ''Approaching Basic Nyugen Healing Theory'' - Timothee Cruel |
| − | * An Argument for Enslavement of Morally Inferior Races- Quinn Vergon | + | * ''An Argument for Enslavement of Morally Inferior Races'' - Quinn Vergon |
| − | * Fragments of Polyphonic Music - Alva Ophin | + | * ''Barlaam and Ioasaph'' - Aimery Grimoult |
| − | * | + | * ''Birth of the Middle Ages'' - Samuel McNellus |
| − | * A History of Myrken Wood - Hamwin Erdbrin | + | * ''A Discussion of Agricultural Function'' - St. Galstov Telnis |
| − | * | + | * ''Fragments of Polyphonic Music'' - Alva Ophin |
| − | * | + | * ''Great Assassinations'' - Wenceslaus Felaise |
| − | * | + | * ''A History of [[Myrken Wood]]'' - Hamwin Erdbrin |
| − | * | + | * ''An Inheritance of War craft'' - Hector Lendwick |
| − | * | + | * ''Kingdoms Born'' - St. Joachim Lane |
| − | * On Religious Thought and Practice - Malachais Joland | + | * [[Legends of Myrken Wood - Sabinus Willoughby|''Legends of Myrken Wood'' - Sabinus Willoughby]] |
| − | * | + | * [[The Most Lamentable Tragedy of Alfred and Genevieve]] - Martin Weedle and Francis Chadwick |
| − | * | + | * ''Myths and Legends of [[Trae Kelsa]]'' - Giapoco de Reymes |
| − | * | + | * ''On Religious Thought and Practice'' - Malachais Joland |
| − | + | * ''[[Order of Straka]]: A Lawful Beginning'' - Weaf Prerranydd | |
| − | * | + | * ''Philosophy for Dwarves'' - Wilhemn Beertapper |
| − | * | + | * [[Poltergeists - Taurnil Falassion|''Poltergeists'' - Taurnil Falassion]] |
| − | * The Rise and Fall of King Lynd - Barnabe Durville | + | * ''The Praise of Folly'' - Gromn Briwson |
| − | * Strategies for Field Combat - Isidor Ashdown | + | * ''The Productive Soldier'' - Isidor Ashdown |
| − | * | + | * ''The Rise and Fall of King Lynd'' - Barnabe Durville |
| − | * | + | * ''The Search for Wisdom'' - Laurence Mannering |
| − | * | + | * ''Sermons on the Sunday Epistles and Gospels'' - Porsay Heathen |
| − | * | + | * ''Strategies for Field Combat'' - Isidor Ashdown |
| − | + | * ''Tactical Swordplay'' - Isidor Ashdown | |
| − | * | + | * ''Theory and Application of Mathematics'' - Harvey Roard |
| − | * [[The Werewolf - Pacados | + | * ''The Travels of Jehan de Mandeville'' - [[Jehan de Mandeville]] |
| − | + | * ''A Treatise on the Dangers of Sorcery'' - Blaise Lallement | |
| − | * [[Ye Liveliest Awful, The Unabridged Edition: Volume VI]] | + | * ''The War of the Houses of the Bear'' - Ingelram Colombiers |
| + | * [[The Werewolf - Pacados|''The Werewolf'' - Pacados]] | ||
| + | * [[Ye Liveliest Awful, The Unabridged Edition: Volume VI|''Ye Liveliest Awful, The Unabridged Edition: Volume VI'']] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Myrken Wood]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Myrkentown]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Buildings]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:57, 21 July 2014
The Library of Mudd, named for Altruian Mudd, Third Earl of Gryffdon, squats on the hill at the end of Dyer Avenue in Myrkentown. Vines choke the time-eaten eaves of the one-story gray building, a grotesque shape of carved mouth projecting from a gutter to carry rainwater clear of the wall. Window glass is colour stained by pane but smirched with dirt, and the gnarled front door moans when opened.
Inside, lights are low and the smell is musty with old pages. There are stacks and shelves of tomes all the way to the back of the building, walls lined with tapestries, lanterns, and grim portraits of the town's ancestry. There is a ladder to reach the highest books, and chairs and tables are scattered to unoccupied nooks.
Knotted, black oak pillars rise from the four corners and the centre of the library, supporting the oppressive roof, where an old candelabrum hangs on a rusty hook - cobwebs netting from its many branches. None of its candles burn. In places the shelves have been moved aside to avoid leaks, and chipped ceramic pots sit on the floor to catch the rainwater.
It may be difficult to dislodge the librarian from her cluttered desk for help... though a certain level of noise has been known to rouse her from her books.
The door is locked at sundown.
Popular Titles:
- The Adventures of Uncle Trapspringer - Todwit Trapspringer
- Approaching Basic Nyugen Healing Theory - Timothee Cruel
- An Argument for Enslavement of Morally Inferior Races - Quinn Vergon
- Barlaam and Ioasaph - Aimery Grimoult
- Birth of the Middle Ages - Samuel McNellus
- A Discussion of Agricultural Function - St. Galstov Telnis
- Fragments of Polyphonic Music - Alva Ophin
- Great Assassinations - Wenceslaus Felaise
- A History of Myrken Wood - Hamwin Erdbrin
- An Inheritance of War craft - Hector Lendwick
- Kingdoms Born - St. Joachim Lane
- Legends of Myrken Wood - Sabinus Willoughby
- The Most Lamentable Tragedy of Alfred and Genevieve - Martin Weedle and Francis Chadwick
- Myths and Legends of Trae Kelsa - Giapoco de Reymes
- On Religious Thought and Practice - Malachais Joland
- Order of Straka: A Lawful Beginning - Weaf Prerranydd
- Philosophy for Dwarves - Wilhemn Beertapper
- Poltergeists - Taurnil Falassion
- The Praise of Folly - Gromn Briwson
- The Productive Soldier - Isidor Ashdown
- The Rise and Fall of King Lynd - Barnabe Durville
- The Search for Wisdom - Laurence Mannering
- Sermons on the Sunday Epistles and Gospels - Porsay Heathen
- Strategies for Field Combat - Isidor Ashdown
- Tactical Swordplay - Isidor Ashdown
- Theory and Application of Mathematics - Harvey Roard
- The Travels of Jehan de Mandeville - Jehan de Mandeville
- A Treatise on the Dangers of Sorcery - Blaise Lallement
- The War of the Houses of the Bear - Ingelram Colombiers
- The Werewolf - Pacados
- Ye Liveliest Awful, The Unabridged Edition: Volume VI
