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The [[Commentaries]] are the collective works of analysis written about the [[Prophecies of Alabar Tremaline]]. They are the primary source of knowledge about the [[Eight Makers|First Gods]], as well as the [[Demi-Pantheon|Demigods]]. Those of [[Commentaries of Josaphalia|Josaphalia]], [[Commentaries of | The [[Commentaries]] are the collective works of analysis written about the [[Prophecies of Alabar Tremaline]]. They are the primary source of knowledge about the [[Eight Makers|First Gods]], as well as the [[Demi-Pantheon|Demigods]]. Those of [[Commentaries of Josaphalia|Josaphalia]], [[Commentaries of Erathol|Erathol]], [[Commentaries of Middrell|Middrell]], [[Commentaries of Antioch|Antioch]], and [[Commentaries of Teldar Stoneweld|Teldar Stoneweld]] are seen as most authoritative and widely-studied. | ||
The commentaries run the gauntlet, from philosophical to technical. In addition to their value as primary sources about pre-Alexandrian times, they are also commonly studied at the University level by those interested in metaphysics and arcana, particularly those interested in the study of divination. | The commentaries run the gauntlet, from philosophical to technical. In addition to their value as primary sources about pre-Alexandrian times, they are also commonly studied at the University level by those interested in metaphysics and arcana, particularly those interested in the study of divination. | ||