Sgeulachd Sàbhailte

Central to the heart of every chroniclers is the Sgeulachd Sàbhailte (or the Sàbh as it is more commonly known), a great building of stone hune from a mountainside with granite walls to stand against the ages, and stand it has; it is considered to be the second oldest building still in use in the world. It has survived at least the last four Catastrophes but it is thought to be built on an older building which possibly dates back to the second era. It is the central place of learning and the house of all knowledge, Chroniclers from across the continent will travel once a year to the Sàbh carrying with them copies of the most important documents produced so that a record of them can be collated with other records from across the continent making it a central library of unfathomable proportion.

Deep within the vaults of Sgeulachd Sàbhailte the most sacred texts of the chroniclers are kept. The Epitaphs, twelve tomes in total; each a historic recording of a past era, drawing together the collected writings the chroniclers deposited at Sgeulachd Sàbhailte during the era, to form a work which is as complete a history or the era as can be.