Delta Green-Lost in the Dark Occult Library
From Karriviki
Occult books collected
The Secret of the Highest North
The Secret of the Highest North
Codex of the World's Ruin
- Codex mundi ruina by Cong van Hierden
- Original in Latin 1665
- Missing several pages
- First English translation 1725
- Mass produced in 1971
- Original in Latin 1665
- Collection of northern indian legends about the end of the world
- A diary of his travels in the New Continent among the local tribes
- Among the indian rites contains "Conjuration of the Cursed Demon of the Tempests"
- 2 weeks to study
The Terrible Words
- Itaque gravissimorum verborum, a thesis by Rene Eggers
- Originally written in Latin in 1876
- Translated to French in 1898
- Translated to German in 1921
- Translated to English in 1958
- A scientific study of the words of power in the runic script used by the vikings and their esoteric symbolism and metaphysics
- Purports to all of the runes being arranged in a genealogical pyramid, with the missing first rune on the top
- Doesn't actually tell what the rune is, but is filled with conjecture and speculation
- 4 weeks to study
Opus of Exalted Heavens
- Opus av upphöjda himlen by Gardi Hoveson
- A northern hermit adept of the occult to overpower the Christian faith by showing the true gods in the heavens.
- He used the stargazing and alchemical secrets to influence the minds of the weak
- He was slain by a famous knight Gudmund the Chaste
- Published in Swedish 1784
- Translated into English 1889
- Mass produced in 1933
- Contains the magic "A petty binding of words"
- 2 weeks to study
Atlas of the Invisible Truth
- Atlas Invisibilem Veritatem by Egisto Almonte Pedroza
- Original in Latin 1726
- Held in the closed section of the Harvard University library in Cambridge
- Small manuscript, less than 10 cm
- Written as a palimpsest on top of an old psalm book
- Partially destroyed
- English translation 1930
- Softcover limited run reprint in 1963
- A study of the beliefs of the Tibetan Buddhists of the left-hand path, Vamachara
- Written by a Jesuit interested in the local "devil worship"
- Bitter record of rites by a writer who despises his subject
- Describes the horrible ritual "Ruinous Chant of Cryptic Masters"
- Calls upon "the worms of the earth" to wreak destruction on a target
- Requires the night of the new moon and up to 2 weeks of ritual after it
- 1 week to study