Crown of Teeth Codex

the Larder-halls

Marrow rooms for food storage and discipline, governed by larder laws founded by Coil.

The Larder-halls are specific chambers within the Marrow dedicated to the critical tasks of storing food and enforcing dietary discipline. These spaces operate under strict regulations known as the larder laws, which were originally established by Coil in Book 2. The halls serve not merely as pantries but as centers for maintaining order regarding what is consumed.

Maintained by keepers such as Corm, these rooms embody the moral code of consumption that is central to the identity of the Bound. Every aspect of food handling within the Larder-halls reflects a deeper philosophical framework about survival and duty, ensuring that the community adheres to the principles laid down by Coil.

Location
Within the Marrow
Founder
Coil (Book 2)
Function
Food storage and discipline
Governance
Larder laws
Key Keeper
Corm

Lore & Background

The Larder-halls represent more than just a place to keep provisions; they are the physical manifestation of the Bound's moral code regarding consumption. Founded by Coil, these disciplines were designed to instill order and purpose into the act of eating, transforming it from a biological necessity into a structured ritual.

Over time, dedicated keepers like Corm have taken up the mantle of maintaining these laws, ensuring that the original vision of Coil remains intact. The halls stand as a testament to how the Bound view food: not just as sustenance, but as a measure of their identity and adherence to their communal laws.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who founded the disciplines in the Larder-halls?

Coil founded these disciplines in Book 2.

Where are the Larder-halls located?

They are rooms within the Marrow.

Who maintains the larder laws today?

Keepers like Corm maintain these laws later on.

What is the significance of consumption in the Larder-halls?

They represent the moral code of consumption central to the Bound's identity.

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