A tome, seen as origin of the philosophies of the Church of Rebirth, written by Dryth Fitzberg in 342 After Fall. It postulates the rebirth of souls upon death.
Excerpts:
- “They say a true hero is created by his circumstances, not one who only achieves great deeds, but rather achieves them despite their own circumstances. And yet the chronicles seem to suggest there is something more, as if a part of them doesn’t simply pass on, but finds another worthy soul. How could we not draw parallels between Ysil the Restless and the legend of Imroc the Undying? Or perhaps Gwayne Stoutheart with the mythological tales of the deeds of Golden Haired Garvan?”