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Solium Infernum

Assembling and Using Manuscripts

Some Manuscripts are single pieces, but many of the most powerful ones require two, three, or four pieces to be

collected and then assembled. Manuscripts that train (i.e. enhance) Legions and Praetors are denoted by the letter “L” or

“P” in the bottom left of the Manuscript image. eir numbering sequence, if any, is also denoted. “P 1 / 2”, for example,

indicates that the Manuscript trains Praetors and that it is the ﬁrst of two parts.

To use the Manuscript, you must select the Train option for the Praetor or Legion under the Orders Tab (cf. Giving

Orders, 4.19). Some Manuscripts are labeled as Rites and Machines, which are three and four part Manuscripts

(respectively) that you may piece together for powerful eﬀects that increase or decrease the attributes of player avatars.

(Rites and Machines can be found in Appendix J.) e “Manage Manuscripts” order category can be used to assemble

any manuscripts for which you have an entire set collected (rites and machines). In some cases you can also use the

“Manage Objectives” category if assembly of a speciﬁc rite or machines is also a secret objective that you have drawn.

. T I B

In the Infernal Bazaar players can bid on Legions, Praetors, Relics, Artifacts, and Manuscripts pieces. Players must use

an Order Slot for bidding, and they must commit the minimum resource bid for the speciﬁed item. e player with the

highest bid is declared the winner and is awarded control. In order to determine the highest bid, the game applies the

following rules:

• If only one player bids and if the minimum bid is met, that player is declared the winner.

• If more than one player bids with at least the minimum, the following point system is used:

For each soul bid over the minimum, two points are awarded. For each other resource bid over the minimum, one

point is awarded. e player with the highest points wins.

• If both players have the same number of points, the player with the highest Infernal Rank is declared the winner.

(Remember, these are Prince, Duke, Marquis, Baron, and Lord -- in descending order. Found in Appendix K.)

• If players are still tied, the player with the most Prestige is declared the winner.

• If both players are still tied and if one of those players is the Regent, the Regent is declared the winner.

• If neither player is the Regent and if both are still tied, the auction is canceled and the bids are returned to each

player. e minimum bid is slightly raised for the item, and bidding may resume the following turn.

Certaine creatures, of whom I choice not to mention by nam or by type, have fearefull and frighteninge

desirs (so farre as I can observe) to overthrow and disarme the potential unification of our Infernall

Countrie through the deplorable use (for is it not deplorable to deconstruct that greater purpose of dis-

rupting our wayward Father?) of stealth, deciete, and the masking of one’s intentions through sundrie

charms, amulets, spells, incantaions, and the likes. The oldest version, of which I may speake scholas-

tiklie upon, is a trincket called the Amulet of Incencerity or, as common lore would have it, the Amulet

of Shadows, but that discussion will be left later to my treatise, for even though it embodies that which

we deville folke are known this amultet is a canker against our kinde, falslie taking our own definition

to better divide our kinde against each other.

--From ”A Treatise on the Assumptions Generally Held by the Diabolic Folk in

Regards to Their Relationship with Artifacts, Relics, and Other Items

of Mystery” by Blackhorne (A2v-A3)

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