Lore

Lore pages appear throughout the game, and contain bits of information about the game and its world.

Fragments
 * "A yarn to gold conversion chart. It appears to be out of date."
 * "This text contains references to Stack's hatred of Devyn, explaining that Stack - enraged by being denied her gifts after Devyn created him as the first automaton - has created non-magical constructs in his own image to spite Devyn."
 * "A rambling journal discussing a merchant in the guise of a cat. The author seems mad, claiming that the creature has fore knowledge of events, and despite there being multiple instances of him, they all appear to posses the same knowledge."
 * "Part of a volume discussing the practice of splitting a small part of one's essence off and grafting it onto another being. These grafts can be given sentience and have complex instructions woven into their essence."
 * "This page contains an announcement of marriage between Skeleton and Zombie."
 * "This article posits a hypothesis that the beast races who live above ground with the humans are evolved from dungeon monster, who themselves evolved from mad creatures that dwell within the chaotic eddies of the void."
 * "Ravinder is depicted on this page standing in a library that seems to stretch endlessly, wearing amorphous black robes with a hood. He wears a skeletal mask and holds a grimoire in one of his withered looking hands, a staff in the other."
 * "Stack is depicted on this page. He is in a workshop that glows red with flowing magma filled with works of armor but no weapons, a hulking automaton made up of gears covered by metal plates. He is weilding a smith's tongs and a hammer."
 * "This text contains references of Ravinder's hatred of Trask, explaining that Ravinder considers undeath to be superior to life (and death), as it is an eternal state in which gained knowledge will never be lost by death or decay."
 * "This page is a treatise on Trask, explaining they embody the dual aspects of Nature. As a provider Trask is seen as a healing, calming force, but as a destroyer Trask is considered a remorseless berserker."
 * "Trask is depicted on this page as an androgynous looking warrior with the head of a wolf, wielding a great axe and clad in leather armor. Trask stands in a forest clearing surrounded by beasts both predator and prey."
 * "Shrine Decoration Weekly, volume 13. When deciding on the flooring for your shrine it's important to use a higher degree of dark tones if the shrine is dedicated to the malevolent aspects of a deity."
 * "This page is a treatise on Stack, a tinker and creator of all things mechanical. He is credited as creating many great works, he prefers solitude in his workshop and is prone to fits of anger, volatile as the magma he uses."
 * "A page detailing the deleterious effects of the void; the chaotic malleable space that lies beneath the dungeon that spawned the first of the monsters. It says only a few creatures in existence can survive both in and outside of the void."
 * "This text contains references of Devyn's hatred of Ravinder, explaining that Devyn considers Ravinder to have stolen her knowledge of spells and sorcery, and perverted it in his creation of the undead."
 * "Devyn is depicted on this page as a magical glowing female figure with wings of a fairy, clad only in jewelry. Her home appears to be a starry void filled with planets, abstract shapes, and various clocks all indicating a different time."
 * "This page is a treatise on Devyn. She is considered to have given birth to magic and alchemy. She is seen as creating great wonders, but her alien sensibilities make her fickle and capricious, as likely to trick as to aid."
 * "This text contains references of Trask's hatred of Stack, explaining that Trask considers the tinker automaton's creations unnatural and at odds with the proper order of the world, as they cannot grow."
 * "A copy of a table with depictions of potions and their corresponding effects. Unfortunately, the copy was done in black and white."
 * "A notice warning all monsters against attempts to interact with wraiths. It goes on to explain wraiths are ghosts, their ectoplasm warped in agonizing ways over aeons of unlife. They are considered quite mad and very dangerous."
 * "This page is a treatise on Ravinder. It explains his spells are the result of knowledge, not magic. His dual aspects are death and the undead, as the first lich, but also the pursuit of knowledge and learning"
 * "An article about the problem of overstocking fish in crates leading to a massive surplus of crates within the dungeon."