Libris Mortis

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The Libris Mortis is a text in Eon that is a comprehensive study of the undead. It is an academic resource, and is used primarily for research. It mentions four gods: Nerull, Afflux, Doresain, and Evening Glory.
Related books include The Book of the Dead, which is a broader work regarding death, the afterlife, the associated gods, and the undead. It contains both myths and known facts. Every race has their own variation on the Book of the Dead, with slightly different stories. Other translations include Tsabal Gul Strae (Drow), Maie Fir Vain (Elven), and Thrakrator (Dwarven).
The Necronomicon is the rarest text on the undead. Most of the copies available are fake. This book contains more information on the dark arts than either the Libris Mortis or the Book of the Dead. It not only covers the creation of various types of undead, but the powers that sentient undead can learn and naturally use. It, too, is a comprehensive study of the undead. Its author is unknown.
Pyotar Umarov once owned all of these books, including the Book of the Dead in four different languages and a true copy of the Necronomicon. After the party defeated him in Season One, Kytia took the Elven translation of the Book of the Dead, and Ethan took the rest. It is unknown why Pyotar, a paladin and cleric of Pelor, would have such rare texts as these when he only became undead himself sometime between the pilot episode of Eon and Season One, Episode Three.
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