Sunna Cycle

The **Sunna Cycle** is a collection of texts and scriptures about the religion of Sunna worship. It describes the life and legacy of Sunna incarnated and her greatest deed, the liberation of Avras. It also holds other text important to the religion, including verbal records passed down from the tribes that formed Sonnstahl.

## Content

The earliest versions of the Sunna Cycle were likely put together centuries after the passing of Sunna at the end of the Eighth Age. It has been reworked many times since, by Prelates and others. There are many different texts in the Sunna Cycle, of various age. One has been estimated to have been written in 59 A.S., other passage as believed to have their origins in verbal records from the tribes that later formed the Empire of Sonnstahl.

At some point, a great conclave of Diviners took part in the creation of the Sunna Cycle. Using their magic, they gazed backwards in time to observe what transpired in those long ago times.

### The Book of Askar

The Book of Askar consist of at least 14 chapters and describes the life and deeds of Sunna's incarnation. From when she appeared before Warin at the river Gewache and slew Bragh the Black Bull , to her death when she liberated Avras and slew the Rat King .

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The Book of Askar is not dated, but in chapter 14 it mentions the Empire of Sonnstahl, which means it must have been written after 201 A.S. when the empire was founded.

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### Drusus' letter to the Avrasi

Drusus' letter to the Avrasi describe, *possibly among other things*, the legend of Avras. From how the empire sank into civil war to how it was conquered by the Vermin Swarm and reclaimed by Sunna.

Drusus' letter is estimated to have been written in 59 A.S.

### Precepts

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The Precepts appears to be a collection of short sayings and commandments.

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### The Book of Conspiracy

The Book of Conspiracy consists of at least 6 chapters. Chapter 6 describes an encounter a person has with different daemons.

## Narrator

### Appears in

T9A:FB RulebookThe 9th Scroll, issue #10

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There are several sources used that are collected from the Sunna Cycle. The largest of these (so far), is the Book of Askar, from which 3 chapters are presented in T9A:FB Rulebook. Also contained in the same book is and extract from Drusus' letter to the Avrasi and verse 9:27 from Precepts.

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The 9th Scroll, issue #10, contains a chapter from the Book of Conspiracy.

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As a religious text, the validity of the information presented can be questioned, but broad strokes of what is stated in the Sunna Cycle is reaffirmed by at least one independent source, the World Hymn.

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## Sources

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Drusus' letter to the Avrasi, Sunna Cycle, estimated date 59 A.S. (*T9A:FB Rulebook, p136-137*)
2. ↑ Interview with Sigmund Selig, the Great Sage, sixth session (*The 9th Scroll, issue 16, p20*)
3. ↑ Pieter Tiele (876 A.S.) Student of the Art of Divination (*T9A:FB Paths of Magic, v1.2.2, p14*)
4. ↑ The Book of Askar: chapter 1, Sunna Cycle (*T9A:FB Rulebook, p3*)
5. ↑ The Book of Askar: chapter 14, Sunna Cycle (*T9A:FB Rulebook, p146-147*)
6. ↑ Precepts 9:27, Sunna Cycle (*T9A:FB Rulebook, p95*)
7. ↑ Book of Conspiracy: chapter 6, Sunna Cycle (*The 9th Scroll, issue 10, p6*)