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Woohooooooo 200 Nicos! Happy Nicoversary, Archivist!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
It's been slow because of my work but we are steadfast, stady and strong!
everyone's support is greatly appreciated
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Woohooooooo 200 Nicos! Happy Nicoversary, Archivist!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
It's been slow because of my work but we are steadfast, stady and strong!
everyone's support is greatly appreciated
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Hath ye ever considered a Mega.nz(scary I know) of the archives most trusted and generalist tomes? I struggle to find genuine and reliable magical sources.
All of the tomes available in the Archives are of a high trustworthiness and sound content, except those that are not.
If you are looking for genuine and reliable sources, we would encourage you to come along someday and peruse our public collections. Please do remember to bring your Wizarding Library Card - if you don't have one yet, our service gremlins will be more than happy to furnish you with the appropriate application forms.
You can also access many of our collections online on your orb using the Wizard Libby app.
Hi, it’s me ya boi Greed. I have bones. Not the bones that where stolen from you. But I have bones.
As with all of our public collections, we gladly accept donations to our Rare Bones archive from well-meaning and generous members of the Public.
In accordance with the Statutes on Archive Donations, we offer a number of different donation arrangements to fit the needs of any would-be donour, ranging from our Good Will Donation (in which the donation is made publicly and without payment, but often accompanied by some accolade or public display of gratitude from the Archives and/or Council directed towards the Donour) to our ever-popular Back Alley Donation (which, legally speaking, never happens, but which, if it did happen, which it legally doesn't, would probably involve the exchange of large sums of money for especially rare or interesting donations).