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{{Infobox Artifact
|name=Book of Fire and Darkness
|wielders=
* [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]]
* [[Jessene|Lady Jessene]]
* [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]]
}}

The '''Book of Fire and Darkness''' was a tome written by the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]], documenting his knowledge of the Ruby of Fire.

== History ==

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|quote=He coveted the ruby, and was studying it. The only copy of his study, the Book of Fire and Darkness, was petrified along with him.
|source=[[Jessene|Lady Jessene]] describes the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]]'s authorship of the Book of Fire and Darkness.
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The Book of Fire and Darkness was originally written by Caror in the Old Wesfolk tongue.<ref name="fallen">{{Cite|fallen}}</ref> It contained Caror's study of the Ruby of Fire, a powerful [[Lich-Lords|Lich-Lord]] artifact. Misfortune befell Caror, however, as the [[Lenvan|Lich-Lord Lenvan]] took the ruby, and during the First Wesfolk War, [[Haldric's people|Prince Haldric's people]] managed to petrify Caror along with the book at [[Fallen Lich Point (peninsula)|Fallen Lich Point]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> After [[Haldric I|Haldric]] managed to obtain the ruby,<ref name="temple">{{Cite|temple}}</ref> [[Jessene]] persuaded him to seek out the book in order to be able to use its powers.<ref name="clearwater"/> They sailed to Fallen Lich Point and undid the spell binding both Caror and the book in stone. They slew Caror and stole the book before fleeing to the [[Southbay|Kingdom of Southbay]] through its [[Southbay sewers|sewers]].<ref name="fallen"/>

At Southbay, Jessene translated the book in order for Haldric to study it himself.<ref name="winter">{{Cite|southbay in winter}}</ref> Once her translation was complete, Haldric learned how to use the ruby to conjure balls of fire against his enemies.<ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> Despite this, Haldric did not learn the true capabilities of the ruby, a fact the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]] used to scold Haldric.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>

== References ==
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-The Book of Fire and Darkness was originally written by Caror in the Old Wesfolk tongue.<ref name="fallen">{{Cite|fallen}}</ref> It contained Caror's study of the [[Ruby of Fire]], a powerful [[Lich-Lords|Lich-Lord]] artifact. Misfortune befell Caror, however, as the [[Lenvan|Lich-Lord Lenvan]] took the ruby, and during the First Wesfolk War, [[Haldric's people|Prince Haldric's people]] managed to petrify Caror along with the book at [[Fallen Lich Point (peninsula)|Fallen Lich Point]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> After [[Haldric I|Haldric]] managed to obtain the ruby,<ref name="temple">{{Cite|temple}}</ref> [[Jessene]] persuaded him to seek out the book in order to be able to use its powers.<ref name="clearwater"/> They sailed to Fallen Lich Point and undid the spell binding both Caror and the book in stone. They slew Caror and stole the book before fleeing to the [[Southbay|Kingdom of Southbay]] through its [[Southbay sewers|sewers]].<ref name="fallen"/>
+The Book of Fire and Darkness was originally written by Caror in the Old Wesfolk tongue.<ref name="fallen">{{Cite|fallen}}</ref> It contained Caror's study of the [[Ruby of Fire]], a powerful [[Lich-Lords|Lich-Lord]] artifact. Misfortune befell Caror, however, as the [[Lenvan|Lich-Lord Lenvan]] took the ruby, and during the [[First Wesfolk War|first Wesfolk War]], [[Haldric's people|Prince Haldric's people]] managed to petrify Caror along with the book at [[Fallen Lich Point (peninsula)|Fallen Lich Point]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> After [[Haldric I|Haldric]] managed to obtain the ruby,<ref name="temple">{{Cite|temple}}</ref> [[Jessene]] persuaded him to seek out the book in order to be able to use its powers.<ref name="clearwater"/> They sailed to Fallen Lich Point and undid the spell binding both Caror and the book in stone. They slew Caror and stole the book before fleeing to the [[Southbay|Kingdom of Southbay]] through its [[Southbay sewers|sewers]].<ref name="fallen"/>
 At Southbay, Jessene translated the book in order for Haldric to study it himself.<ref name="winter">{{Cite|southbay in winter}}</ref> Once her translation was complete, Haldric learned how to use the ruby to conjure balls of fire against his enemies.<ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> Despite this, Haldric did not learn the true capabilities of the ruby, a fact the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]] used to scold Haldric.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>

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-The '''Book of Fire and Darkness''' was a tome written by the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]], documenting his knowledge of the Ruby of Fire.
+The '''Book of Fire and Darkness''' was a tome written by the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]], documenting his knowledge of the [[Ruby of Fire]].
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-The Book of Fire and Darkness was originally written by Caror in the Old Wesfolk tongue.<ref name="fallen">{{Cite|fallen}}</ref> It contained Caror's study of the Ruby of Fire, a powerful [[Lich-Lords|Lich-Lord]] artifact. Misfortune befell Caror, however, as the [[Lenvan|Lich-Lord Lenvan]] took the ruby, and during the First Wesfolk War, [[Haldric's people|Prince Haldric's people]] managed to petrify Caror along with the book at [[Fallen Lich Point (peninsula)|Fallen Lich Point]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> After [[Haldric I|Haldric]] managed to obtain the ruby,<ref name="temple">{{Cite|temple}}</ref> [[Jessene]] persuaded him to seek out the book in order to be able to use its powers.<ref name="clearwater"/> They sailed to Fallen Lich Point and undid the spell binding both Caror and the book in stone. They slew Caror and stole the book before fleeing to the [[Southbay|Kingdom of Southbay]] through its [[Southbay sewers|sewers]].<ref name="fallen"/>
+The Book of Fire and Darkness was originally written by Caror in the Old Wesfolk tongue.<ref name="fallen">{{Cite|fallen}}</ref> It contained Caror's study of the [[Ruby of Fire]], a powerful [[Lich-Lords|Lich-Lord]] artifact. Misfortune befell Caror, however, as the [[Lenvan|Lich-Lord Lenvan]] took the ruby, and during the First Wesfolk War, [[Haldric's people|Prince Haldric's people]] managed to petrify Caror along with the book at [[Fallen Lich Point (peninsula)|Fallen Lich Point]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> After [[Haldric I|Haldric]] managed to obtain the ruby,<ref name="temple">{{Cite|temple}}</ref> [[Jessene]] persuaded him to seek out the book in order to be able to use its powers.<ref name="clearwater"/> They sailed to Fallen Lich Point and undid the spell binding both Caror and the book in stone. They slew Caror and stole the book before fleeing to the [[Southbay|Kingdom of Southbay]] through its [[Southbay sewers|sewers]].<ref name="fallen"/>
 At Southbay, Jessene translated the book in order for Haldric to study it himself.<ref name="winter">{{Cite|southbay in winter}}</ref> Once her translation was complete, Haldric learned how to use the ruby to conjure balls of fire against his enemies.<ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> Despite this, Haldric did not learn the true capabilities of the ruby, a fact the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]] used to scold Haldric.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>