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The [[Teodorus Archives]] is a unique [[library]] in [[Barovia]] in that it specializes in Barovia's own histories and myths. It is located in [[Immol]], and [[Burgomaster Petre Teodorus]] maintains it. Only noted [[scholar]]s and similar professionals, not the general public, may access the library's contents. [["S"]] was one of those scholars.<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 40</ref> | The [[Teodorus Archives]] is a unique [[library]] in [[Barovia]] in that it specializes in Barovia's own histories and myths. It is located in [[Immol]], and [[Burgomaster Petre Teodorus]] maintains it. Only noted [[scholar]]s and similar professionals, not the general public, may access the library's contents. [["S"]] was one of those scholars.<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 40</ref> | ||
Beyond information from the realm of [[Barovia]], [["S"]] was also able to discover some information on the [[history]] and [[false history]] of [[Borca]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume IV]] p.14</ref> | |||
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The Teodorus Archives is a unique library in Barovia in that it specializes in Barovia's own histories and myths. It is located in Immol, and Burgomaster Petre Teodorus maintains it. Only noted scholars and similar professionals, not the general public, may access the library's contents. "S" was one of those scholars.[1]
Beyond information from the realm of Barovia, "S" was also able to discover some information on the history and false history of Borca.[2]
References
- ↑ Ravenloft Gazetteer I p. 40
- ↑ Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume IV p.14
