Concent of Saunt Tredegarh

First Appearance and Context

Referenced in mathic discourse as a prominent destination and peer of other high‑status maths. In current accounts it is named as the rendezvous for Evoked avout after a widespread Voco, functioning as a large convocation drawing people from multiple concents.

Description and Location

• A Concent recognized as one of the Big Three: populous, richly endowed, and accorded high status for past achievements.
• From the perspective of travelers departing the Concent of Saunt Edhar, reaching Tredegarh requires a long overland journey across the Sæculum.

Structures and Features

• Specific internal structures at Tredegarh have not yet been described in the present account.

Relationships and Affiliations

• Namesake: the math is named for Saunt Tredegarh.
• Peer grouping: listed with Muncoster and Baritoe as part of the Big Three cluster.
• Historical memory: regarded as one of the “Three Inviolates” alongside Edhar and Rambalf in accounts of the Third Sack.

Current Status

Active and prominent. Following the recent Voco, it serves as the designated Convox site receiving Evoked from many concents. Mixed groups of Tenners and Hundreders from Saunt Edhar and elsewhere are organizing transport to gather there. In contemporaneous descriptions it is said to be “filling up” with avout from across the world, with hierarchs keeping track of arrivals by originating concent. In public images circulating at this time, notable maths were shown under a red illumination; observers grouped Edhar, Rambalf, and Tredegarh in this context. As inferred by Fraa Jad (treated as conjecture), this trio may have been selected to signal sites where the Sæcular Power sequestered nuclear waste; this interpretation is not established fact.

Status / Access

• Mail and deliveries: An account describes a letter addressed “care of the Concent of Saunt Tredegarh.” A clerk noted that concents typically lack standard postal addresses; correspondence for a named avout is handled by hierarchs and, in keeping with The Discipline, is held until the recipient’s next Apert when the gates open.