Picking out the BOOK OF HOURS updates from our latest blog, I wanted to introduce some new locations we haven't talked about before. Along with some (WIP!) concept art... Speaking of libraries, Ive also been working on some concept art for the places youll interact with in BOOK OF HOURS that arent Hush House. We havent entirely decided yet whether youll send a librarian out to visit or whether theyll function more as a quest- and story-generators. But heres a taste of what we do know.

• The Invisible Serapeum in the region of the Sands has survived the long decline of its parent library under the protection of the Forge of Days. The Forge does not usually favour libraries
• The Nameless Library is maintained in a labyrinth-fortress in the lands once ruled by the Shadowless Kings. It specialises in daimonography, and in the First History the greatest strategists and warriors travelled there to study.
• The Tomb of Lies is the library of the Great Hooded Princes. It contains knowledge on things enigmatic, on the world before, and on the Fifth History. The Princes do not say Knowledge is Power, but rather, Power is Knowledge.
• Crossrow, in a garden city of the far West, is an establishment of uncertain age. Its a gloriously decaying garden-mansion that specialises in nyctodromy, patronised by Sunset Celia.
• The Grove of the Green Immortals is a mountain-monastery of renegade Taoists. They specialise in horticulture and medicine, under the hand of the Applebright. It is supposed to be safe.
• The Haustorium, an enclave beyond the Evening Isles established by an alliance of Catholic friars with Incan magicians. It preserves those things it is thought unwise to preserve, and is in no way safe.