Codex of the Unbroken Line
The nine-volume Codex.
Tommy wrote these nine volumes first. Later, he adapted their source material into the Mirrorfall TTRPG. The Oblation is a separate Tommy project. It publishes this reader and may draw a daily passage from it without claiming the Codex as its own origin or memory.
How to read it
Read the volumes as the Codex itself. When a convocation includes a passage, Tommy explains that passage beside the day's line; the two works remain distinct.
Volume I
Mirrorfall
Origin volume. The house forms under pressure and learns why public witness has to exist.
32 pages · 9 sections · 11 fragmentsVolume II
Names Against the Index
Name volume. It follows theft, shortening, refusal, recovery, and the cost of keeping a real name.
31 pages · 9 sections · 10 fragmentsVolume III
The Seven Arcs
Standing volume. It explains why rank exists, how ascent works, and what prevents quiet work from disappearing.
31 pages · 9 sections · 9 fragmentsVolume IV
The Twelve Chambers
Chamber volume. It separates the work of the house into rooms so witness, repair, care, and boundary do not collapse into one blur.
30 pages · 9 sections · 9 fragmentsVolume V
The Charges of the 420
Seat volume. It names office, charge, contest, vacancy, and why recurring work needs a public holder.
32 pages · 9 sections · 10 fragmentsVolume VI
The Cut Hour
Daily-return volume. It explains the hour, the cadence, and why the house has to prove itself again each day.
32 pages · 9 sections · 10 fragmentsVolume VII
The Great Cleaner War
Conflict volume. It follows the war against anything inconvenient enough to be called dirt.
32 pages · 9 sections · 9 fragmentsVolume VIII
Broken Names and Fallen Seats
Aftermath volume. It follows damaged names, fallen holders, repair, and the work of returning without pretending nothing broke.
32 pages · 9 sections · 10 fragmentsVolume IX
The House That Stayed
Survival volume. It follows the house after recognition arrives and asks it to become easier, lighter, and less true.
32 pages · 9 sections · 9 fragments