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  100 Books to Find
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  100 Books to Find in 
  Aihrde
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  Introduction
  Books can be useful and they can be valu-
  able. They may be an important source of 
  useful knowledge and contain hidden se-
  crets. Not every book finds into that sort of 
  category, though. Some books may contain 
  misinformation, some may not be scholar-
  ly works at all. This supplement contains 
  100 books of this type that GameMasters 
  can use to flesh out a bookshelf with less 
  relevant material. They cover a variety of 
  subjects, including fiction, and are about 
  the Aihrde setting, primarily the Lands of 
  Ursal. In a fantasy setting, even a less 
  than useful book will be worth something, 
  perhaps 1-6 gp.
  Using the List
  To use the list, either roll d100 for a ran-
  dom result or select appropriate ones man-
  ually
  1. A History of Seafaring by Herodion 
  (How the nation of Tagea has depended on 
  the sea and its navy for much of its wealth 
  over the years)
  2. A Land in Turmoil by Welf Steinauer 
  (On the conflicts in the Gottland between 
  the towns, the hobgoblins of Burnevitse 
  and the trolls of Varucks)
  3. A Vigil Rewarded by Ranveig Oines (On 
  the vigil stood by the Holy Defenders of the 
  Flame through centuries of the Winter Dark 
  as they waited for Luther to return)
  4. Aenoch that Was by Trystan Llewelyn 
  (A collection of tales, some likely untrue, of 
  the old empire of Aenoch)
  5. Age of the Winter Dark by Harolt May-
  eux (On the years that the Horned God 
  ruled Aihrde and tales of events that hap-
  pened)
  6. Albrecht’s Tale by Amfreide Ilbert (An 
  epic poem on how Albrecht, Commander 
  of the 67th Legion, fomented rebellion and 
  joined the Council of Light)
  7. An Act of Desperation by Galbert Mont-
  gomery (On the summoning of the Plague 
  Riders by the Horned God after his armies 
  were defeated in the field, and how they 
  ravaged the lands)
  8. Art of Tourney by Jocosa Wagge (On 
  the tournaments of Aachen, famous com-
  petitors and notable events; the author 
  clearly is a great believer in tournaments)
  9. Artefacts of the Gods by Anthoinette 
  Ygou (Tales and stories of items and arte-
  facts associated with the different gods; it 
  appears to be based more on myth, legend 
  and exaggeration than truth)
  10. Artists in Stone by Ital Dohman (On 
  the superior stonework of the hobgoblin 
  engineers of Burnevitse)
  11. Ascent to Power by Lucque Pane (An 
  unauthorised biography of Lissza Forth of 
  Fiume and her friendship with the hobgob-
  lin Vistenodge, a book that is not appreci-
  ated by either)
  12. Austerity: The True Way by Piers Bar-
  nard (A semi-religious text written by the 
  Katherines of Ore-Tsar and why such is the 
  only true way for clerics to behave)
  13. Beast of the Gray Tower by Gisele Da-
  mours (A cautionary tale about a group of 
  adventurers who ventured into Graugusse, 
  the Grey Tower, and awoke something best 
  left undisturbed)
  14. Beers of the Realm by Sigiheld Jans 
  (A guide to the best beers produced in 
  Kayomar)
  15. Birth of New Aenoch by Callwen Cor-
  field (How New Aenoch was created from 
  the Seven Realms with the aid of Pryzmira 
  of the Old Empire)
  16. Beyond this World by Ulphard Lau-
  derman (On the different planes of exis-
  tence, though this is a philosophical work 
  with little practical use)
  17. By the Sword by Petra Seim (A book 
  of prayer to Augustus associated with the 
  Cult of the Sword)
  18. Cheese of Maine by Melisende Cham-
  bon (On the different cheeses produced by 
  
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  the Kingdom of Maine and cheesemaking 
  practices in the realm)
  19. Comparative Theology by Albert 
  Harpe (An abstruse and possibly incom-
  prehensible work comparing the religious 
  practices of followers of the Val Eahrakun, 
  Val Austlich and Val Tulmiph)
  20. Creatures of the Void by Gidie Masey 
  (Less fact, more rampant speculation, as to 
  the creatures that inhabit the Void)
  21. Days of Legend by Uote Stueck (Tales 
  of the years before history truly began, 
  though there are many distortions and er-
  rors within them)
  22. Divine Judgement by Selma Almen 
  (On the Judgement of Corthain; given the 
  author’s approval, it seems evident they 
  are a follower of that Val Eahrakun)
  23. Dragon Riders of Aatuk by Marguerite 
  Bauldry (On the dragon riders of that lost 
  realm, though the stories are more fictional 
  than fact)  
  24. Dreams of the Dreaming by Nies-
  sen Knef (Tales of the Dreaming, though 
  couched in a very poetic manner that has 
  little in the way of useful information)
  25. Evils of the Black Hand by Riff Tritten 
  (On the assassins’ order known as the Crna 
  Ruk, founded by Nulak-Kiz-Din, and their 
  actions since the end of the Winter Dark, 
  though many of what is ascribed to them 
  by the author isn’t linked to the assassins 
  by anyone else)
  26. Factions of Gaxmoor by Jehan Dyter 
  (An attempt, based on inaccurate informa-
  tion, to describe the different factions of 
  Gaxmoor)
  27. Francis and the Dragon by Dietta 
  Wendler (How Count Francis of Kareelia 
  slew an ancient blue wyrm in the Twilight 
  Wood)
  28. Gelderland and the Lord of Ethrum by 
  Cateline Lesassier (On how the Lord of 
  Ethrum occupied the Gelderland before the 
  Winter Dark, and tales of the ruins they 
  left behind)
  29. Ghosts of Haridon by Maurisia Abt 
  (Part factual, part fictional, ghost story 
  about the haunted fortress of Haridon in 
  Kleaves)
  30. Government of Brindisium by Johann 
  Abelus Viator (How the government of 
  the city-empire works and who is eligible to 
  vote)
  31. Graffiti of the Portico by Chlothar 
  Holtz (An examination of the graffiti left 
  on the portico of Aufstrag, which the au-
  thor believes has a hidden meaning)
  32. Guardians of the Wall of Worlds by 
  Gyrlin Welter (Of the Rune Lords, set 
  by Corthain to guard the thin spots in the 
  wall)
  33. Guild Power in Anglamay by Lydia 
  Charbonnier (On the merchant guilds of 
  Anglamay and their attempts to increase 
  the amount of power they wield)
  34. Heresy by Eudes Odson (A diatribe 
  against the Katherines, the religious zeal-
  ots who have broken with the church of 
  Ore-Tsar)
  35. Heroes of the Winter Dark by Mein-
  bert Gass (Part fact, part fiction, a col-
  lection of stories about great deeds done 
  during the Winter Dark and the wars that 
  followed)
  36. Horses of Ceeana by Lucille Brosseau 
  (On the horses bred in the country, be-
  lieved to be the finest in the world)
  37. How Gaxmoor Was Lost by Harald 
  Gronseth (How the city of Gaxmoor was 
  overrun by humanoids and mercenaries 
  when it was returned to Aihrde)
  38. In Pursuit of Empire by Syele Kalb 
  (On the colonies that the city of Brindisium 
  is establishing beyond the Rhodope Moun-
  tains in Eramia)
  39. Interpreting the Movements of the 
  Stars by Lutrud Lang (A book on using 
  astrology to divine the future based on ce-
  lestial movement; completely useless)
  40. Land of the Black Death by Wilmot 
  Seely (On the archipelago of Onwaltig, 
  
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  ruled by the orc Sanjak Mordinang, known 
  as the Black Death)
  41. Lost in the Grey Tower by Peternel-
  la Kaufer (A combination of horror story 
  and warning about the perils of Graugusse, 
  from the viewpoint of a group that sought 
  to plunder the fortress and all died horri-
  bly)
  42. Lost Treasure of Aziz by Kaja Guld-
  brandsen (Rumours and legends as to 
  what happened to the treasure of General 
  Aziz after he was forced to abandon it)
  43. Mogrl: Beasts of Unklar by Orthey 
  Knopp (On the Horned God’s creation of 
  the mogrl, with rather a lot of hearsay in-
  cluded in the description)
  44. Mountains of the Marl by Wybert Bo-
  las (Tales and legends about the Marl, sto-
  ried home of the Great Tree and the first 
  homes of the orcs)
  45. Nectanebo: Cursed Be Her Name by 
  Ott Halle (On Nectanebo, first high priest-
  ess of the Nebians, the priests of Unklar)
  46. Of the Rings of Brass by Elis Emor 
  (Tales of the Rings of Brass and those that 
  have used them to travel the plane)
  47. Olensk and the Deadbeards by Kuniz-
  za Janz (On the Battle of Olensk and the 
  dwarven order of Bartigot, called the Dead-
  beards, that never returned home after 
  their losses)
  48. On the Peoples of Aihrde by Emlyn 
  Achard (A discussion about the different 
  peoples, comparing them to each other; 
  the author clearly considers humans to be 
  superior)
  49. Ondluche the Sorcerer by Hildeburge 
  Ryall (On the great sorcerer Ondluche, 
  covering his deeds but mostly couched in 
  mythical ways)
  50. Order from Chaos by Ailbern Ding-
  felder (On the formation of the Hanse City 
  League to limit the turmoil between the 
  different city states)
  51. Origins of the Northmen by Arnt Cle-
  mensen (A book purporting to tell the 
  origins of the Northmen, but with many 
  factual errors)
  52. Pirates of the Bay of Barachia by Me-
  lina Jahnke (A romantic tale about the 
  heroic pirates from the Confederation of 
  Torrich and Eloria, and how they challenge 
  the might of New Aenoch)
  53. Principles of the Knights of Haven by 
  Tenney Eymor (Though not written by the 
  martial order itself, it has a decent over-
  view of the knights, their organisation and 
  what they stand for)
  54. Protectors of the Forests by Hawise 
  Burnell (On the Watchers in the Wood, the 
  order of rangers and druids that protects 
  the ancient forests)
  55. Quest for the Grail by Diot Eymor 
  (Tales and legends associated with the 
  Grail of Jaren One Hand, the Falkhynjager, 
  and those who have searched for it over 
  the years)
  56. Raiders from the North by Gerard de 
  Valles (On the Northmen, their history, so-
  ciety and culture and habit of raiding other 
  realms)
  57. Relics of Kayomar by Jaro Strobel 
  (On the ruins that can be found in Kayo-
  mar dating back to the beginning of re-
  corded human history; the book gives an 
  overview, rather than covering any sites in 
  great detail)
  58. Rise of Pius by Stina Estrem (How 
  Pius rose from being a general in the impe-
  rial legion to King Pius of Maine)
  59. Ruins of the Luneberg by Batilde 
  Garin (Some details on the various ruins 
  that cover the Luneberg Plains)
  60. Sixtus: His Life and Death by Olivier 
  Courtier (On the first bishop of Old Avi-
  gnon and his murder at the hands of Kain)
  61. Stories of the Red Nails by Thoman 
  Sturn (Transcriptions of some of the sto-
  ries of the old world, as told by the Red 
  Nails)
  62. Tales of the Winter Rose by Brion le 
  Wyse (Legendary tales of the Winter Rose 
  
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  and Ephremere’s Glade in Aachen)
  63. Taverns of Trelleborg by Iseut Orrels 
  (A visitor’s guide to the over 30 taverns of 
  Trelleborg)
  64. That Which is Eahrtaut by Arlette 
  Irons (On Eahrtaut, the Great Tree, whose 
  roots break through the Wall of Worlds)
  65. The Arc of Time by Husa Jans (A con-
  fusing and, at times, incoherent attempt to 
  explain the Arc)
  66. The Beast of the Fetid Morass by 
  Vegard Waadeland (More a work of fic-
  tion than fact, a work on the beast that 
  lives in the Fetid Morass outside the gates 
  of Aufstrag)
  67. The Beauty that was Ichlin-Yor by 
  Wirnt Sorg (Stories about the goblin 
  realm of Ichlin-Yor and the water features 
  that decorated it, mostly based on legend 
  and hearsay)
  68. The Cobbler’s Age by Pyire Sayre 
  (Tales, some possibly true, others probably 
  apocryphal, of great battles, knights carv-
  ing out kingdoms and the plundering of 
  holds during that age)
  69. The Coming of Ore-Tsar by Anselm 
  Carter (The story of Philip and his worship 
  of Toth, becoming the first disciple of the 
  god he called Ore-Tsar)
  70. The Cosmos by Rou Pithou (On the 
  cosmology of Aihrde and how the planes 
  are arranged; there are several errors)
  71. The Days before Days by Roland Ver-
  rrier (Tales, often distorted, of the hap-
  penings of the very beginning)
  72. The Defeat of Malikor by Galter Voil 
  (On the battle fought with the dragon by 
  the allies of Daladon Lothian)
  73. The Despoilment of Kain by Dietz Sorg 
  (How Kain, Duke of Altengrund, despoiled 
  the Luneberg Plains during the wars)
  74. The First Crusade by Ioan Binnion 
  (On the crusade called for by the empress 
  of New Aenoch that resulted in the creation 
  of the Crusader States)
  75. The Godless Land by Onfroi Desprez 
  (On the troubled state of Gottland-Ne, the 
  Land Without Gods)
  76. The Great Empty by Meingold Stern 
  (An odd philosophical book on the Void, 
  claiming that it is the true home of every-
  thing and to which everything should re-
  turn)
  77. The Great Wyrm by Madallaine Pas-
  quier (On Frafnog, the Father of Dragons, 
  the legends and tales of him through the 
  years)
  78. The Guilds of the Lands by Juliette 
  Mayor (An overview of the major guilds 
  found in the Lands of Ursal)
  79. The Haunting of Unklarglich by Ernest 
  Vere (Part fact, part legend and part fic-
  tion, a tale of the events at Unklarglich 
  Castle in the Grundliche Mountains)
  80. The Horror of Aufstrag by Lliocadie 
  Chamberlain (Tales of Aufstrag; they are 
  accurate to a degree but none are based 
  on first-hand accounts)
  81. The Immortals by Friedrich Hahne 
  (Tales of the deeds of the knights of 
  Morgeld, Prince of Eloria, many of whom 
  travelled with the prince during the Age of 
  Heroes)
  82. The Land of Seven Rivers by Guimond 
  Lowell (Myths and legends about the Land 
  of Seven Rivers to which many of the elves 
  fled)
  83. The Lost Tomb of Franz Conrad by 
  Godfrey Recusson (Rumours and legends 
  about the location of the tomb of Franz 
  Conrad, fourth son of Albrecht)
  84. The Ordering of the Gods by Ibb 
  Reeder (On the orders of the gods and 
  how they relate to each other; the author 
  appears to have made a lot of errors)
  85. The Pillar of Ore-Tsar by Melisende 
  Pummeroy (On the city of Avignon and its 
  role in the church of Ore-Tsar)
  86. The Silk Trade by Finn Munsen (On 
  the money to be made in the silk trade, 
  how New Aenoch used to dominate it and 
  how the realm is now losing its grasp)
  
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  87. The Tale of Braga by Martin Lever (A 
  written version of a Northmen saga about 
  the former king, Braga, and his deeds)
  88. The Tragedy of the Kinship Disputes by 
  Amiere Spencer (Not written by dwarves, 
  this details their Kinship Disputes but it has 
  multiple errors, being based on hearsay)
  89. The Three by Metze Arbeit (On the 
  three dominant families of Fiume in the 
  Hanse City League, the Forths, that of Tim-
  othy Ferris and the family of Angrim the 
  Mad)
  90. The Trench Wars by Amfreide Du-
  mont (On the battle in the trenches of Auf-
  strag as Dolgan and Agmaur gathered the 
  slaves of Unklar and fought in the depths 
  of Aufstrag)
  91. The Ungoverned Land by Gabriel Ras-
  sent (On the Rhuneland and the perils of 
  travelling in the land that now lacks central 
  authority)
  92. The Undying Lord by Sivert Rye (What 
  is commonly known about Coburg the Un-
  dying, former Captain of the Gate of Aufst-
  rag and now the most powerful lord within 
  the complex)
  93. The White Council by Isabeau Bir-
  cann (A collection of information and sto-
  ries on the known activities of the White 
  Council)
  94. The Wretched Plains by Fraunchoun 
  Bonner (Tales of the Wretched Plains and 
  what can be found there, more apocryphal 
  than not)
  95. To Sail the Oceans Blue by Roul Limb 
  (A romanticised, and possibly fictionalised, 
  account of the author’s voyages on the 
  oceans of Aihrde)
  96. Touring the Lands of Ursal by Odes 
  Postel (A guide to the various lands, only 
  briefly touching on each and not covering 
  any in sufficient depth to be useful)
  97. Treasures of Onwaltig by Royse Bowe 
  (Stories, perhaps fictional, of the treasures 
  that were reputedly carted to the archi-
  pelago of Onwaltig after the Winter Dark 
  Wars)
  98. Waters of Aihrde by Randel Yohe (Not 
  as poetic as it might sound, this book sim-
  ply describes the seas and oceans)
  99. Wines of the Voralberg Mountains by 
  Hilda Presbyter (An oenophile’s guide to 
  the wines produced in the Voralberg Moun-
  tains of Augsberg)
  100. Wizard-Priests of Xarteris by Poly-
  dor Taney (On the priests of the Paths of 
  Umbra who openly practice their religion in 
  Xarteris in the archipelago of Onwaltig)
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