Thank you for taking the time to come visit us here at Alôqoqar Etâqon Adurellion. For those not fluent in Elw, the literal translation is "People's Academy of Elwynn". The name is not merely a nod to socialist tradition - as you'll soon come to learn, the Academy is just as diverse as the people of Elwynn. Among our own Board of Governance, we have a politician, a prison escapee, and a murderous Babkhan. All of whom share a fierce passion for the pursuit of knowledge, even if it is only the knowledge of how to build intercontinental ballistic missiles.
On behalf of the Board of Governance, the Academy, and the people of Elwynn, thank you again for taking the time to come visit. Your presence is part of a truly historic commitment to education, a commitment that will strengthen Elwynn and her people for the next hundred years. And hopefully, beyond.
--Aaden Allot, Chancellor
A Brief History
The original academy - on Shahanshah Circle - was unfortunately burned to the ground in the Elirian skirmishes on Separation Day. It was rebuilt shortly after by well-intentioned but near-sighted people, out of wood. It non-surprisingly burned down again fourteen years later after an absent-minded scholar left a candle burning in the library. Most of the books were saved, although some priceless religious and historical texts were never recovered.
This year, on 9th Rocpinn 10DA, the Regent ordered that the Academy be reopened. A new site was chosen, away from the main avenues of Eliria, and the Court of the Prince paid for some proper stones.
The Academy as it currently stands, in Eliria
The Board of Governance
The Board of Governance is responsible for the upkeep and management of the Academy, and consists of the following members:
Chancellor: Deimos Jasonides [Replaced Aaden Allot (Impeached)]
Dean of Languages: Elijah Eyreon [Deceased]
Dean of the Library: Lord Erion [Purged]
Dean of Rhetoric: Ardashir Osmani [Vaporised]
Read more about these illustrious figures, and others, in the Academy's own publication Fogget's Encylopaedia.
