Reckoner Records
Chapter: Basics
Read any Reckoner Record — Gauge Stones, locks and archives give them up.
How to open it
- Read with the Loupe: Channel Record or Tally Tablet or Woven Record or Drive Drawing or Opaline Inclusion
- Notes: Basics — 3
- After the entries:
The Reckoners
Pages of the entry
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Reckoner Records are ready-made knowledge: a Record you read passes straight into the Codex as notes of its own chapters, and those notes study entries. The Reckoners wrote down everything they measured: on birch bark, on clay tablets, in knots on a cord, in thread on cloth. Their Records still lie in the coffers of locks and on the shelves of archives.
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A Gauge Stone gives up a Channel Record, tally tablets lie in the locks, woven records and drive drawings in the archives; an Opaline Inclusion is now and then found in opaline ore. A Knotted Cord is their writing in knots: read it with the Loupe.