Thousanders' Towers

Referenced during the evacuation of the Concent of Saunt Tredegarh, the Thousanders' towers are described as extremely high structures—"thousands of feet above" ground level—on whose tops aerocraft could land. The name links them to the Thousanders, though their precise ownership and internal use are not specified.

• Context and role: In the midst of a rapid, organized dispersal from Tredegarh, aerocraft were seen touching down on the towers’ roofs, indicating that they serve as accessible landing points during large operations.

• Characteristics: Noted for great height and rooftop access suitable for aerocraft. Further architectural details, location within or around Tredegarh, and regular function are not given in current accounts.

• Associations: By name, the towers are connected to the Thousanders; their mention comes alongside activity at Tredegarh during a period of intense coordination between mathic and Sæcular parties.

• Status: Active and usable by aerocraft as observed; other particulars remain unspecified in available descriptions.