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As to the latest changes, HELP THERA indicates that the Lucretian Athenaeaum is "Sapience's most extensive library." It's important to keep in mind that the number of adventurer journals and manuscripts that can be checked out is not the entire collection of books in a library, just as there are more citizens in a city than there are denizens. We should assume that the help file is an authoritative source here and that the Athenaeum is the largest library on Sapience. --[[User:Laorir|Laorir]] 19:18, 03 June 2024 (GMT) | As to the latest changes, HELP THERA indicates that the Lucretian Athenaeaum is "Sapience's most extensive library." It's important to keep in mind that the number of adventurer journals and manuscripts that can be checked out is not the entire collection of books in a library, just as there are more citizens in a city than there are denizens. We should assume that the help file is an authoritative source here and that the Athenaeum is the largest library on Sapience. --[[User:Laorir|Laorir]] 19:18, 03 June 2024 (GMT) | ||
Agreed. HELP THERA is also what I sourced when originally making the change. And another reminder that my original point of contention was not "city libraries are not considered libraries", but rather about if they should be considered public. --[[User:Eoka|Eoka]] 21:27, 03 June 2024 (GMT) | |||
Revision as of 21:27, 3 June 2024
As to the latest changes, HELP THERA indicates that the Lucretian Athenaeaum is "Sapience's most extensive library." It's important to keep in mind that the number of adventurer journals and manuscripts that can be checked out is not the entire collection of books in a library, just as there are more citizens in a city than there are denizens. We should assume that the help file is an authoritative source here and that the Athenaeum is the largest library on Sapience. --Laorir 19:18, 03 June 2024 (GMT)
Agreed. HELP THERA is also what I sourced when originally making the change. And another reminder that my original point of contention was not "city libraries are not considered libraries", but rather about if they should be considered public. --Eoka 21:27, 03 June 2024 (GMT)