Rheshemic Fragments

A collection of exceedingly rare and incomplete scrolls, believed to be among the oldest surviving texts that reference the Shattered Will. The fragments describe the Will not as a mere cosmic force, but as a dismantled consciousness, a vast and incomprehensible mind that was broken into lesser realities. The surviving passages suggest that Tenebria itself may be one of these splinters, a flawed echo of something greater.

The Church of Holy Law considers the Rheshemic Fragments a heretical text, forbidding their possession under punishment of exile, execution, or worse. Most copies have been purged by the Inquisition, though whispers persist that certain scholars and excommunicated monks still seek to reconstruct the full text.

Among the untranslated glyphs found on some fragments is an unknown sigil, described in records as "an eye severed into seven parts, yet still weeping."

Type

Text, Religious