Acquisitions is a division of The Spokesmen charged with acquiring new materials and media for the massive information stockpile known as The Library. The Board of Scholars chartered Acquisitions with ensuring that The Library does not serve as merely a dumping ground for the dead knowledge of the past, but rather remains as a vibrant and evolving record of the Arts, Literature, Sciences, and Societies of all races, and as such Acquisitions wields significant power within the structure of The Library.Motto
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| - Acquisitions is a division of The Spokesmen charged with acquiring new materials and media for the massive information stockpile known as The Library. The Board of Scholars chartered Acquisitions with ensuring that The Library does not serve as merely a dumping ground for the dead knowledge of the past, but rather remains as a vibrant and evolving record of the Arts, Literature, Sciences, and Societies of all races, and as such Acquisitions wields significant power within the structure of The Library.Motto
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| - Acquisitions is a division of The Spokesmen charged with acquiring new materials and media for the massive information stockpile known as The Library. The Board of Scholars chartered Acquisitions with ensuring that The Library does not serve as merely a dumping ground for the dead knowledge of the past, but rather remains as a vibrant and evolving record of the Arts, Literature, Sciences, and Societies of all races, and as such Acquisitions wields significant power within the structure of The Library.Motto
The Motto of Acquisitions "Aut viam inveniam aut faciam" (either find a way or make one) represents the dedication that these tireless workers have towards expanding and preserving the massive collection they operate within. Since acquiring media can take many different forms the division itself is divided into several subdivisions each specializing in a different form of acquiring.
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