Travellers Guide to the Broken Band
Since the advent of aerial travel via Airship, the people of Altera have long desired to explore the wider world beyond their home shores, though they had now way of preparing themselves for what may lie ahead for them. This would all change when Arland, a veteran Skyseeker, penned the Travellers Guide to the Broken Band, a travelogue based on the records of his time serving with the Skyseekers, the various places he'd seen during his travels, and his observations on them. Centuries later, this book continues to inspire new generations of Skyseekers, many of whom would go on to make their own additions to the text.
Purpose
The Travellers Guide to the Broken Band was penned with the intention of aiding future explorers in their attempts to explore the Broken Band, and beyond.
Document Structure
References
While the initial publication of the Travellers Guide drew entirely from Arlands own records, future editions would draw on the records of other noteworthy Skyseekers who've come after him.
Publication Status
The Travellers Guide is widely available to the public.
Historical Details
Background
The Travellers Guide originally began as a collection of notes made by the Skyseeker Arland, before it was compiled into an official text. As it draws on the personal experiences of a veteran explorer, it is not only considered to be highly informative on the subject of exploring the wider world, but also an insightful look into the lives of the Skyseekers that brave the unknown.
Public Reaction
The Travellers Guide garnered great interest from the public, from the common citizenry to the nobility, for providing a glimpse into the strange world beyond their borders.
Legacy
The Travellers Guide is remembered as being one of the earliest travelogues to be written on the Broken Band, and for providing a window into the early days of exploration. Many new Skyseeker recruits have cited this document as having inspired them to join the guild.

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