Codex Lahyum - Revision history

CourseDirector at 03:47, 6 July 2025

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	Codex Lahyum is a magical treatise and tome written by [[~~Kumono~~]] during the [[Ages#The Third Age\|~~late~~ Third Age]]. It combined what he knew about [[Necromancy]] with considerable information of magical forms of [[Reincarnation]]. Only three original copies of the book were ever made, though numerous mass-market "print" copies were also created.		Codex Lahyum is a magical treatise and tome written by [[Lal Soratami]] during the [[Ages#The Third Age\|mid Third Age]]. It combined what he knew about [[Necromancy]] with considerable information of magical forms of [[Reincarnation]]. Only three original copies of the book were ever made, though numerous mass-market "print" copies were also created.

	==Source Material==		==Source Material==
	~~Kumono~~ cited the [[Mehi Codex]] and numerous other works (most long lost after his time). He provided one of the best technical explanations for the commonly used process, as well as reproducing several several of the necessary spells and rituals. His work was incomplete, and could not be used to complete an actual reincarnation. In the book, ~~Kumono~~ discussed three forms: [[Necromancy\|Necromanic]] litchdom, classic [[reincarnation]] as used during the [[Mage Wars]]; and a third, unnamed form only speculated on.		Soratami cited the [[Mehi Codex]] and numerous other works (most long lost after his time). He provided one of the best technical explanations for the commonly used process, as well as reproducing several several of the necessary spells and rituals. His work was incomplete, and could not be used to complete an actual reincarnation. In the book, Soratami discussed three forms: [[Necromancy\|Necromanic]] litchdom, classic [[reincarnation]] as used during the [[Mage Wars]]; and a third, unnamed form only speculated on.

	==Status of Codex==		==Status of Codex==
	Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that ~~Kumono~~ was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of [[Pendragon]]. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that he had little in mind beyond centralizing and cataloging as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.		Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that Soratami was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of [[Pendragon]]. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that he had little in mind beyond centralizing and cataloging as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.

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CourseDirector at 19:12, 23 January 2019

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	Codex Lahyum is a magical treatise and tome written by [[~~Lal Soratami~~]] during the [[Ages#The Third Age\|Third Age]]. It combined what he knew about [[Necromancy]] with considerable information of magical forms of [[Reincarnation]]. Only three original copies of the book were ever made, though numerous mass-market "print" copies were also created.		Codex Lahyum is a magical treatise and tome written by [[Kumono]] during the [[Ages#The Third Age\|late Third Age]]. It combined what he knew about [[Necromancy]] with considerable information of magical forms of [[Reincarnation]]. Only three original copies of the book were ever made, though numerous mass-market "print" copies were also created.

	==Source Material==		==Source Material==
	~~Lal~~ cited the [[Mehi Codex]] and numerous other works (most long lost after his time). He provided one of the best technical explanations for the commonly used process, as well as reproducing several several of the necessary spells and rituals. His work was incomplete.		Kumono cited the [[Mehi Codex]] and numerous other works (most long lost after his time). He provided one of the best technical explanations for the commonly used process, as well as reproducing several several of the necessary spells and rituals. His work was incomplete, and could not be used to complete an actual reincarnation. In the book, Kumono discussed three forms: [[Necromancy\|Necromanic]] litchdom, classic [[reincarnation]] as used during the [[Mage Wars]]; and a third, unnamed form only speculated on.

	==Status of Codex==		==Status of Codex==
	Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that ~~Lal~~ was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of [[Pendragon]]. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that ~~Lal~~ had little in mind beyond centralizing and ~~cataloguing~~ as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.		Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that Kumono was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of [[Pendragon]]. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that he had little in mind beyond centralizing and cataloging as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.

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CourseDirector at 23:37, 26 December 2018

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	==Status of Codex==		==Status of Codex==
	Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that Lal was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of [[Pendragon]]. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that Lal had little in mind beyond centralizing and cataloguing as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.		Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that Lal was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of [[Pendragon]]. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that Lal had little in mind beyond centralizing and cataloguing as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.

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Siddharth1 at 23:59, 21 May 2018

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	==Source Material==		==Source Material==
	Lal ~~sighted~~ the Mehi Codex and numerous other works(most long lost after his time). He provided one of the best technical explanations for the commonly used process, as well as reproducing several several of the necessary spells and rituals. His work was incomplete.		Lal cited the [[Mehi Codex]] and numerous other works (most long lost after his time). He provided one of the best technical explanations for the commonly used process, as well as reproducing several several of the necessary spells and rituals. His work was incomplete.

	==Status of Codex==		==Status of Codex==
	Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that Lal was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of Pendragon. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that Lal had little in mind beyond centralizing and ~~cataloging~~ as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.		Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that Lal was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of [[Pendragon]]. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that Lal had little in mind beyond centralizing and cataloguing as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.

CourseDirector at 20:42, 21 May 2018

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	Codex Lahyum is a magical treatise and tome written by [[Lal Soratami]] during the [[Ages#The Third Age\|Third Age]]. It combined what he knew about [[Necromancy]] with considerable information of magical forms of [[Reincarnation]].		Codex Lahyum is a magical treatise and tome written by [[Lal Soratami]] during the [[Ages#The Third Age\|Third Age]]. It combined what he knew about [[Necromancy]] with considerable information of magical forms of [[Reincarnation]]. Only three original copies of the book were ever made, though numerous mass-market "print" copies were also created.

			==Source Material==
			Lal sighted the Mehi Codex and numerous other works(most long lost after his time). He provided one of the best technical explanations for the commonly used process, as well as reproducing several several of the necessary spells and rituals. His work was incomplete.

			==Status of Codex==
			Authorities are split as to the purpose of the work. Many hold that Lal was attempting to reincarnate himself; an act explicitly forbidden by the office of Pendragon. However, his contemporaries did not hold this view, and much evidence indicates that Lal had little in mind beyond centralizing and cataloging as much information on the process as he could. Lal had unprecedented access to living Necromancers in his day, and the ability to gather considerable information from them that would not have been available to anyone else. His own notes state outright that his only goal was to "unlock the secrets" of reincarnation.

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Codex Lahyum is a magical treatise and tome written by [[Lal Soratami]] during the [[Ages#The Third Age|Third Age]]. It combined what he knew about [[Necromancy]] with considerable information of magical forms of [[Reincarnation]].