Retconomicon

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One of the most powerful and dreaded artefacts in existence. The book is made of a mix pure evil and deletion.

History

Creation

It is unknown when the Retconomicon was first bound as it is unclear as to when sentient beings first began to rewrite their own history.

Buried

At some point during the books existence a remorseful owner of the artefact decided to hide it from any who attempted to seek it. Where and when this person hid the Retconomicon no one knows, but it was definately left in a very safe location.

Myth

However, while the book was hidden, it was definately not forgotten. Many had heard accounts of the tome's powers and were terrified by its power.

Discovery

Unfortunately, a man destined for greatness (albeit, for wrong reasons), named Mathias Warden was undettered by the myths and legends surrounding the book. He set off to discover where it lay.

Appearance

The book is bound with the skin of a dead author, and the words are penned in the blood of the many who have dared use the tome. If one were to look upon the book they would feel a mix of revulsion and gratitude, as they view the entirity of everything that has ever been retconned out of existence. However, mortals who read or even view the tome immediately forget it even exists, as they cannot handle the raw power deletion power which the book possesses.

Attributes and Abilities

As the Retconomicon lists every single piece of fiction and non-fiction to have been deleted from history it is an unparralled archive of such lost texts. As well as recording instances of retconning the book itself can be used to rewrite history. For example, any revision of established facts penned into the book also comes into effect, and it automatically becomes a 'correct' fact.

It also details an impecable list of creatures that have been spawned as a result of changing history, as well as the means to summon them such as Trolls and Flamers. It includes detailed description of the horrendous being known as Canon Breaker as well as an interesting series of notes which lay out a theoritical means of destroying the beast. For some reason it even includes an unnecessary reference to the Dark Lord Cthulhu.