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[[File:Grimoire Books of Sorrow.jpg|thumb|250px|Cover of the Books of Sorrow Grimoire. <br><br> The emblem of the Darkness is superimposed over a Calcified Fragment; in the background can be seen the faint outline of a pillar inside the Dreadnaught.]] | [[File:Grimoire Books of Sorrow.jpg|thumb|250px|Cover of the Books of Sorrow Grimoire. <br><br> The emblem of the Darkness is superimposed over a Calcified Fragment; in the background can be seen the faint outline of a pillar inside the Dreadnaught.]] | ||
{{Article | {{Article quote|I will prepare a book, which is a map to a weapon. And my vanquisher will read that book ''[...]'' and then they will take up my weapon, and they will use it, ''[...]'' and armed thus with my past, and my future, and my present ''[...]'' they will become me ''[...].'' Thus I will live forever.}} | ||
The '''Books of Sorrow''' are a compendium of the [[Hive]]'s history, written by [[Oryx, the Taken King]], stretching back before the dawn of [[humanity]] when the Founders of the Hive lived as mortals on [[Fundament]], a gas giant similar to [[Jupiter]], before they rose up and became gods of war. | The '''Books of Sorrow''' are a compendium of the [[Hive]]'s history, written by [[Oryx, the Taken King]], stretching back before the dawn of [[humanity]] when the Founders of the Hive lived as mortals on [[Fundament]], a gas giant similar to [[Jupiter]], before they rose up and became gods of war. | ||