Lost Books of the Tribella

== Lost Books of the Tribella ==
The Lost Books are various potential entries into the Tribella, the religious text of the Nozerod Cult. Most claim to be divinely written by the contemporary Nozerod, though some are not. The Cult has a record of every 'Lost' book, though the more heretical ones are destroyed upon rejection. 
=== Heretical ===
==== The Book of Great Truth ====
Author: Jaos of Connish, 832.
The Book of Great Truth was one of the longest of the lost books, and was a tome describing the life of a messiah, who would strip the false Queen Darela I of her powers and dignities, expel her malign witches, and free the Nozerod. Upon being freed by the messiah, the Nozerod would return to a higher dimensional existence, and earthly government would take the form of community ran collectives. Upon reading the Book of Great Truth, Queen Darela I initially thought it to be a joke, and ordered Jaos made court jester. However, he was immediately put to death when he stood up for his beliefs, as an outercity man. Theologically, the Book of Great Truth implies Apostolicism, and disputes the Cult's reign over the Connish Inner City. In more recent years, the Book of Great Truth has generally been assumed by Cultist scholars to be an act of defiance born from spite, envious of the Inner City. 
==== The Letters of Darela I ====
Author: Unknown, 1058
The letters of Darela I was an alleged written form of communication between Queen Darela I, and a fictional paramour known as Emile. She brags that the Nozerod has agreed her reign has vastly outstripped all her predecessors, and that all future monarchs of Conland would be witches. She then describes in detail various sex acts she intends to perform with Emile. The Letters of Darela I were given an hour to debate, though none accepted their legitimacy, nor any other status than heretical. Darela was already controversial by 1058, though even her most ardent critics never believed she could insult the Nozerod in such a way. 
==== The Death Tome ====
Author: Unknown, 1689
The Death Tome tells the story of the destruction wrought by the conquest of Essotori, from the perspective of a family, who gradually lose their standing, as the wars bring suffering and starvation. The story is depressive, apocalyptic, and paints the Cultist soldiers poorly.