Founding of the Archivium (610 VT)

Overview: In 610 VT, Alden Silverwater established the Archivium, Valora’s central hub for magical knowledge and research. The Archivium became a prestigious institution where scholars and mages could study, refine, and preserve arcane knowledge, fostering the responsible development of magic.

Date: 610 VT

Participants:

• Alden Silverwater
• Silverwater Family
• Mages and scholars of Valora

Cause: The rise of magical knowledge in Valora, alongside the need for a centralized institution to safely study and regulate it, led Alden Silverwater to create the Archivium. He envisioned a place where magic could be preserved, studied, and passed on to future generations.

Story:
Recognizing the increasing use of magic and the growing number of mages across Valora, Alden Silverwater saw the need to gather, organize, and safeguard the vast knowledge of the arcane arts. He spearheaded the creation of the Archivium, a monumental building that would serve as the cornerstone of magical education and research.

Constructed in Altheria, the Archivium was a marvel of architecture and magic, with enchanted halls, floating libraries, and rooms filled with ancient tomes. Mages from all over Valora traveled to study and contribute to its vast collection. The Archivium became not only a hub of magical learning but also a center for innovation and discovery.

Under Alden’s leadership, the Archivium grew into a respected institution, responsible for cataloging and regulating magic throughout the realm. It was here that new spells were crafted, potions brewed, and magical artifacts preserved. The Archivium also played a key role in enforcing the magical laws set by Elora Silverwater, ensuring that magic was used responsibly.

Outcome: The Archivium became the most important center of magical knowledge in Valora, influencing the realm’s progress for generations. Alden’s legacy endured through the Archivium’s teachings, ensuring that magic would remain a powerful yet controlled force within Valoran society. Future generations of mages would owe their education and mastery of the arcane arts to this institution.