Everything Killers

Definition

According to The Dictionary (4th ed., A.R. 3000), an “Everything Killer” is a weapons system of unusual Praxic sophistication, widely believed—though not proven—to have been used to devastating effect during the Terrible Events. The same source records a prevalent but unverified view that the perceived complicity of theors in developing such praxis spurred the resolve to segregate theorical practice from wider society, a policy that when enacted became synonymous with the Reconstitution. The name functions as a cautionary label rather than a precise technical class.

Attestations and Usage

  • In avout discourse the term is invoked when discussing catastrophic legacies from the Praxic Age. It emphasizes potential scale and danger, not specific mechanisms.
  • Security‑minded speakers speculate that heavily protected Thousanders—especially the Three Inviolates—might shelter such devices. Present accounts treat this as conjecture, not established fact.

Current Discourse and Reports

  • A servitor describes being assigned to a new laboratorium tasked with scraping and studying very old praxic documents dated just before the Terrible Events. Participants in that work suspect the materials include original plans for the Everything Killers. This report is restricted, based on partial access, and remains unconfirmed in public sources.

Ethical Views

  • Avout of the Ringing Vale are said to consider the Everything Killers dishonorable.

Status

No specifications, inventories, or verified deployments are provided in current material. The label persists as a warning term for catastrophic devices, surrounded by rumor, restricted research, and unresolved debate about its history and implications.

Summary:

A label for Praxic‑Age doomsday‑class weapons systems, widely believed—but unproved—to have been used during the Terrible Events; a common view holds that perceived theorical complicity helped precipitate the Reconstitution.

Known as:
Everything Killerthe Everything Killers