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  BOOK AND TOMES 
  FOREWORD 
  Ever since that day around 1996 when I put 
  my hands on the famed Call of Cthulhu by 
  Chaosium, I have loved the idea of using books 
  in RPGs. Whereas before my use of books in 
  RPGs was limited to the “Book of golem-
  making” or books that gave stat boost, but 
  without any worry or concern for the book 
  themselves.  
  With age, I began to appreciate their content 
  and the story around them. Understanding the 
  contexts, knowing the authors, and the books’ 
  stories, then took shape in my mind. It was not 
  everything that you got yourself a copy of the 
  Nameless Cults, the edition, version, and state 
  was at least as important as the in-game bonuses 
  (and sanity loss).  
  This document initially was to be part of the 
  GOSTOR line, but as I began to work on it, it 
  became clear that to it needed to be part of a 
  setting. Otherwise, the book just becomes a 
  fairly stale collection of stats.  
  A book is something that is written and that 
  becomes a record of its subject. Historical books 
  of today tell us not only about their main topic, 
  but we can also learn about their authors, their 
  time, their situation, and even about some of the 
  under currents. I have been reading a fair 
  amount of historical books, such as Caesar’s 
  Gallic Wars and Plutarch’s The Fall of the Roman 
  Republic. Through these books, I have been able 
  to get some insight into the mind of their 
  authors. I strongly recommend both.  
  The book “The Club Dumas” by Arturo 
  Pérez-Reverte which was turned into a the great 
  movie “The Ninth Gate” starring Johnny Depp 
  centers around such a unique historical tome – 
  in this case the three last copies of a unique 
  tome and the infighting that could happen 
  between owners. 
  Because of this, I see tomes as great 
  rewards, or in other words: treasure! 
   
  JP 
  READING THE ENTRIES 
  This section gives a short description of the 
  content of each entry.  
  Full Name gives the exact name of the book 
  if different than the usual name. The usual name 
  of the book appears as the title of the section. 
  Author gives details about the author of the 
  book. 
  Origin details where the book was first 
  written. Dates BE are before the founding of 
  Saggakar. 
  History details some of the highlight of the 
  history of the book and any major event 
  Description describes the book and what it 
  looks like.  
  Content describes what the book is about. 
  Since few books “only” contain spells this 
  details what the prose includes. 
  Language gives the original language in 
  which the book was written. Generally, a book 
  in the original language is more detailed and 
  more complete than other, later copies. 
  Locations give the known location of the 
  book. Private collectors often have copies of 
  these tomes in their collection. 
  Reference gives the skill bonus given by 
  spending 5 minutes to reference the book. If the 
  PC lacks the Knowledge skill, having the book 
  does not allow one to make a check, unless 
  mentioned. 
  Spells gives the list of spells found in the 
  original. This list is far from exhaustive. Feel 
  free to add to the list as need be. 
  Other Versions gives a list of other versions 
  of the book. These versions are often of lower 
  quality or poorly translated. Their game effects 
  and contents are listed. 
  Cost gives the cost of the book. Some books 
  are marked as unique or limited; such books 
  may not be purchased. The price given is for a 
  basic book, a bejeweled or masterwork cover or 
  binding may fetch much more. 
  Special specifies any special access unlock 
  when a PC owns that tome. The tome is 
  considered a requirement to any access granted. 
  
   
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  Bloodless 
  Full Name: Bloodless 
  Author: Unknown  
  Origin: The book first appeared in the 
  seediest parts of Mitaka. It is assumed that the 
  author encountered a family of vampires in or 
  near Tyranem or Mitaka. 
  Description: This manuscript is written on 
  papyrus and bound in animal sinew. The cover 
  is made of dark wood. The front is pierced with 
  four fangs arranged to look like a vampire’s jaw. 
  The book is highly prized by necromantic 
  cults who believe the book contains a secret 
  code. The prose is often choppy with additional 
  or missing words, lending itself to the belief that 
  it contains a secret code. Others have postulated 
  that the book is a translation from another 
  language made by someone who had an 
  incomplete grasp of Common.  
  Contents: The book contains a poetic and 
  romantic love affair between a man and his 
  vampire lover. The story of their meeting, of 
  how he begins to help his lover hunt for the 
  sustenance he needs, is both romantic and has 
  many passages outright erotic. 
  As the book progresses, the story become 
  more and more disjointed and impossible to 
  follow as a coherent whole. The ending of the 
  book is filled with poetic allegories. 
  Language: The book is written in Common. 
  Because of the choppiness of the writing, 
  translations in other languages are viewed as 
  useless. 
  Locations: This book is easy to find in areas 
  of higher learning.  
  Reference: The book provides no bonuses. 
  Unless the code – if there is any – can be 
  cracked, its cypher unlocked. 
  Spells: summon nature allies I (wolves only), 
  summon swarm, vampiric touch 
  Other Versions: The book has two known 
  major version: one with the spells, and one 
  without the spells. 
  Cost: A complete version sells for 1,000gp. 
  Incomplete versions without the spells sell for 
  400gp. 
  The Bloody Brotherhood  
  Full Name: Rise and fall of the Bloody 
  Brotherhood 
  Author: Hinric Shanteen 
  Origin: The book comes from beyond the 
  Mists. It was first reported five decades ago in 
  Faremh. 
  Description: The original book was written 
  in a scrapbook form with pieces of scrolls 
  covered with scribbling.  Later versions have 
  tried to order and arrange some of the notes. 
  Contents: The book is an abbreviated 
  history of a Brotherhood of the Dark Gods. The 
  story details the rise and fall of the Brotherhood 
  as it took control of a large section of the world 
  under the leadership of a ruthless priestess. The 
  authors speculate about a new rise for the 
  Brotherhood. 
  Language: The manuscript is written in 
  Common, however many of the documents 
  within are written in a variety of languages. 
  Copies translated in Common tend to be more 
  coherent. 
  Locations: The original is in the imperial 
  archives in Saggakar. Copies of various qualities 
  can be found throughout the world.  
  Reference: 
  +4 
  competence 
  bonus 
  to 
  Knowledge (history, nobility or local) when 
  dealing with non-First One worshippers of the 
  Dark Gods. 
  Spells: None 
  Other Versions: Other than the original, 
  any Common version grants a bonus of +3. Any 
  version with the final “Future of the Brotherhood” 
  chapter removed, the bonuses drop to +2. 
  Cost: The original is worth 500gp, but is 
  unique. Common versions sell of 300gp and the 
  version without the Future chapter, sell for 
  200gp.  
  
   
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  De Bellis Maleficarum 
  Full Name: De Bellis Maleficarum 
  Author: Unknown, is believed to be a hajit 
  noble of some importance, perhaps a priestess of 
  Amaretat. 
  Origin: The book was written in the 1st 
  century in Lassam.  
  Description: The original of the book is lost 
  to history, only copies exist today. Most of them 
  are written on long scrolls or in partially bound 
  tomes. The original is rumored to have had a 
  bounding of demon skin. 
  Contents: The book was written about a 
  war that happened in the early days of the Great 
  Curse that turned most of the population of 
  Lassam into cambions. The author tried to 
  compile a list of the great covens and traced 
  their family trees. 
  The book links many of the families to 
  powerful outsiders, both demonic and angelic. 
  Each greater outsider is described with some of 
  his secret desires. This book helps a petitioner 
  obtain the creature’s services much easier. 
  Language: The oldest copies are written in 
  Hajit. However, a number of translations are 
  exists in Common, Exodite, Hajit, and Kynean. 
  Locations: This tome is rare but is relatively 
  common, particularly in the Hellassam. 
  Reference: If a reader casts a planar ally or 
  planar binding spell (including lesser or greater 
  versions), and he succeeds at identifying the 
  creature he summoned (Knowledge (planes) 
  DC=10+outsider’s CR), he may count his level 
  as two higher for purpose of counting the spell’s 
  duration. 
  Used as a resource for outsiders, the tome 
  grants a +2 bonus to Knowledge (planes) 
  Spells: greater planar ally, greater planar 
  binding, lesser planar ally, lesser planar binding, 
  planar ally, planar binding 
  Other Versions: The book has two known 
  major version: one with the spells, and one 
  without the spells. 
  Cost: A complete version sells for 20,000gp. 
  Incomplete versions without the spells sell for 
  200gp. 
   
   
  Imperial Dynasty 
  Full Name: The Path of Imperial Power 
  Author: Kazeer the Toothless, a first cousin 
  of the Red Empress.  
  Origin: The preface states that Kazeer was 
  commanded to write this book by the Red 
  Empress to detail honestly the event of her rule 
  (mid-4th century).  The style of the writing is 
  consistent.  However, the book is clearly a 
  political piece aimed at making the Empress 
  look good. 
  Description: Copies are bound in a variety 
  of way but printed to be readable and easy to 
  copy. 
  Contents: The book tells of Okareza’s 
  arrival at the head of an army of ptahn, the 
  quelling of the rebellions, the Red Night of Kyr, 
  and her choice of the color crimson as her own. 
  The book details the Red Empress’ siege of 
  Saggakar and the politicking of her court. It 
  culminates with her murder, which the author 
  specifically excludes Prince Arem from the 
  suspect list. 
  History and lineage of the rulers of the 
  conquered nations are given. Non-First One 
  rulers are rarely named and little information 
  about them is given. 
  Allies and slaves who turn to the service of 
  the Red Empress are named and their stories 
  recorded. 
  Language: The book is written in Exodite. 
  Locations: The book is readily available and 
  can be found in most libraries. 
  Reference: The book grants a +2 bonus to 
  Knowledge 
  (history 
  or 
  nobility) 
  checks 
  regarding the Red Empress and her court. 
  Spells: None 
  Other Versions: No incomplete of cheap 
  versions have yet been seen.  
  Cost: The book costs 150gp. 
   
  
   
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  Keys to Victory 
  Full Name: Keys to victory – Defeating the 
  First Ones. 
  Author: Wanezza, a ptahn theoretician and 
  philosopher 
  Origin: The book has two parts. One part 
  was written in Saggakar in the 5th century. The 
  other part was written beyond the Mists, 
  detailing places where the First Ones have been 
  defeated or where they do not rule.  
  The First Ones actively seek to destroy any 
  copies of this book. Those found with it in their 
  possession can expect heavy fines and lashes. 
  Wanezza was burned in Saggakar, having been 
  forced to recant and renounce the book as 
  feverish lies. 
  Description: The book is written on 
  papyrus sheet bound into a book by silver rings.  
  Contents: The book details the weaknesses 
  of the First Ones’ regime in Saggakar and 
  beyond the Mists. It is unclear how Wanezza 
  obtain that knowledge, having read tomes and 
  travelogues brought by travelers or new arrivals 
  is the accepted answer.  
  The book focuses on the philosophical 
  dangers of tyranny and details paths that would 
  allow more people to thrive. The ideas 
  presented herein are considered seditious and 
  dangerous. 
  Language: The oldest copies are written in 
  Exodite. 
  However, 
  a 
  number 
  of 
  quality 
  translations in Hajit and Kynean exist.  
  Locations: The kyneans of Nyen’to have 
  taken a great liking to this book and have been 
  printing many copies of it, smuggling them 
  across the world. 
  Reference: The book grants a +2 bonus to 
  any Knowledge check regarding the First Ones’ 
  way of thinking or any First Ones’ organization. 
  Spells: None 
  Other Versions: The book has two known 
  major version: quality ones and cheap knock-
  offs. Cheap copies only grant +1 bonus on 
  Knowledge check 
  Cost: A quality version sells for 300gp. 
  Cheap versions sell for 120gp. The increased 
  cost is due to the book’s illegal nature. 
   
  The Many-Headed Way 
  Full Name: The Many-Headed Way 
  Author: Murky-Claw 
  Origin: The book was written in the 6th 
  century BE in the swamps of Nooraka 
  Description: The original book was written 
  on waterlogged wood planks bound by leather. 
  Contents: The book details an encounter 
  between Murky-Claw and a great wyrm black 
  dragon in the dragon’s lair in a swamp in 
  Nooraka.  
  The dragon explained that the world before 
  the coming of the mammals was ruled by 
  dragon and scalykind. It tells of a world that 
  was much warmer and mostly covered with 
  marsh and swamps.  
  The dragon explained that the Mists are a 
  cursed brought on the mammals upon the 
  world and that the gods fought back, that the 
  Mists steal only the mind of mammals. 
  The dragon told the shaman about a many-
  headed creature that controlled the weather and 
  that hid in every stream, every river, every lake, 
  every swamp, and any other body of water. This 
  creature Murky-Claw associated with a hydra.  
  The book is filled with anti-mammal 
  rhetoric and maxims. Most of the tales the 
  dragon relates could not be proven or appear 
  outright wrong. The tone of the book is 
  extremely racist and offending. 
  Language: The book is original written in 
  Draconic. 
  Incomplete, 
  partial 
  copies 
  are 
  available in Common, Exodite, and Hajit. Even 
  the original has been copied with 
  Locations: 
  Versions 
  of 
  the 
  book 
  are 
  available in most drakonian, lizardfolk, or 
  troglodyte enclaves. Institutions of higher 
  learning usually have a copy. 
  Reference: This book grant a +2 bonus to all 
  Knowledge (arcana) dealing with dragons and 
  Knowledge (religion) dealing with the Many-
  Headed Serpent. 
  Spells: Form of the Dragon I, Form of the 
  Dragon II, Form of the Dragon III 
  Other Versions: The book is the foundation 
  for the belief in the Many-Headed Serpent, and 
  as such is readily available.  
  Cost: Complete versions of the book sell for 
  7,500 gp; versions without spells sell for 200 gp 
  
   
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  Siege Warfare  
  Full Name: Siege warfare: A guide to 
  successfully reducing enemy fortifications 
  Author: Alexei Tichevsky, chief engineer to 
  the Tsar 
  Origin: The book comes from beyond the 
  Mists. It appeared two centuries ago. 
  Description: The leather-bound tome has 
  covers made with flattened pieces of metal 
  armor. Later copies often use the same covering. 
  Contents: The book contains notes on the 
  building and defending of keeps. There are also 
  extensive notes on the keeps of many nations 
  from beyond the Mists.  
  Plans for innovative war machines, and 
  gunpowder recipes appear within. Many who 
  wish to become gunslingers started by reading 
  this book.  
  Language: Common 
  Locations: Many martial schools throughout 
  Saggakar use this book as a reference on siege 
  warfare.  
  Reference: +4 competence bonus to the 
  following any skills dealing with military 
  fortifications, war machines or gun powder. 
  Spells: None 
  Other Versions: Abridged versions exist 
  granting a bonus from +0 to +3. 
  Costs: With so many versions of the book, 
  the cost is (bonus x 100gp).  
  Special: Owning a complete edition version 
  book (+4 bonus) makes the gunslinger class 
  legal for play. 
  Sons of the Moon 
  Full Name: Son of the Moon, under the 
  watchful eye of nature. 
  Author: Shankar Wakeros a druid infected 
  with lycanthropy. 
  Origin: The book came through the Mists in 
  the last five years. 
  Description: A manuscript written on 
  tanned leather and bound in silver thread. 
  Contents: The book gives extensive notes 
  about lycanthropes and their relation to the 
  moon. Many chapters are made to find a way to 
  spread lycanthropy. Throughout the book style 
  alters between academic to poetic and includes a 
  number of chants and songs to the glory of the 
  moon and the beast within.  
  Language: Common 
  Locations: Only a single copy is known to 
  exist, held by the shamans of the Assar 
  Wastelands. 
  Reference: +4 competence bonus to any 
  Knowledge skill dealing with lycanthropes. 
  Spells: beast shape I, beast shape II, darkvision 
  Other Versions: There is no alternate 
  version of the book at this time. 
  Cost: The book is unique. A complete 
  edition would fetch around 2,000 gp. A 
  complete version without any spells would 
  fetch around 500gp. The rarity of the tome 
  increases its price.  
  
   
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  Tsar Feodor's Travelogue 
  Full Name: From north to south: travelling 
  through the Protectorate 
  Author: Tsar Feodor the First 
  Origin: The book came through the Mists a 
  century ago. 
  Description: The book is cheaply bound 
  and intended to be sold.  
  Contents: The book details the travels of the 
  Tsar as he seeks to stop the civil unrest that 
  plagued his predecessor’s reign. The book is 
  written with a positive light that seeks to bring 
  peace through the spreading of good deeds. The 
  Tsar insists that by making his people work on 
  great projects, the people are happy. 
  Many First Ones have taken to this book as 
  a way to pacify their people. Whereas the Tsar 
  sought the good and happiness of all, the First 
  Ones perverted the teachings to a tool of 
  oppression. 
  Language: The travelogue is written in 
  Common and is clearly intended for the masses. 
  Locations: This book is openly and easy to 
  find in any respectable library. 
  Reference: 
  +1 
  bonus 
  to 
  Knowledge 
  (geography nature) on plains and cold terrain. 
  Spells: None 
  Other Versions: Unless incomplete, the 
  book provides the full benefit to the reader. 
  Cost: This book sells for 150-200gp. 
   
   
  Wishes of my Mother 
  Full Name: Wishes of my Mother: How I 
  learned to understand the world 
  Author: Kem’Sol’Ne’Karan’ur’To’Brockly, a 
  hajit scribe  
  Origin: The book was written in the 3rd 
  century BE. 
  Description: The book usually comes in the 
  form of a long scroll or papyrus.   
  Contents: The book contains a number of 
  prophecies and saying gathered from elder 
  women presented in a series of short dialogs. 
  Following the dialogs, Brockly goes on to 
  explain what she thinks the word means and 
  tries to adopt the stories and sayings to her 
  current world. 
  Mingling philosophy, political discourse, 
  and religious assumptions, the book seems to be 
  “always current” and is a favorite of many hajit 
  and followers of Amaretat.  
  Language: 
  The 
  language 
  is 
  hard 
  to 
  understand because of it style. Reader without 
  at least 1 rank in both Knowledge (arcane) and 
  Knowledge (religion) do not understand the 
  book. The book does focus a lot on hajit themes 
  and culture. 
  Locations: The book is hard to find outside 
  of Seher. Many shrines of Amaretat may have a 
  copy.  
  Reference: +1 bonus to Knowledge (history 
  or local) when dealing with the hajit. 
  Spells: None 
  Other Versions: The book only provides its 
  bonuses if it is complete. 
  Cost: This book sells for 100gp. 
   
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Pathfinder/1st Edition/3rd Party/FOE/Tyrants of Saggakar - A Shackled Mind is a Clear Mind .pdf