The Core Tennets of Kobbunism

The The Core Tennets of Kobbunism is a Pre-Hardmode Codex found in Living Wood Chests within The Great Tree. It can be read by left-clicking it while the Traveller's Journal is in the player's inventory, and can be accessed in the Codexes section in the Traveller's Journal.

Lore
...Kobbunism is not just a way of thinking. It is a way of life. As a Kobbunist, <br/.it is your role to make a contribution to the Kobbunity to the best of your ability. What this contribution must be is useful to an extent. Those that are able to make contributions but choose not to are no better than the tree-witch slavers and are to be treated as such. In exchange for their contributions, one shall receive from the Kobbunal inventory what they require for their life - no more, no less, unless in tough times, of which everyone must make the mandatory contribution known as 'receive less resources so everyone can have enough'. In the end, all members of a Kobbunist state must know learn to love and worship no God but labour: For it is labour that continues our species as what we reap feeds our great Mother. In a Kobbunist society, there shall be no inequality. Everyone is born equal, and everyone stays equal. As such, a Kobbunist shall be welcoming towards all seeking to join their society, even non-Kobblins. However, this does not mean not being weary of outsiders. Terrarians especially, seem to have this incomprehensible problematic trait known as 'greed', accompanied by 'jealousy'. This does not mean they are not our equal in a Kobbunist society: Rather that they may just cause more problems. As such, it is necessary for such individuals to make the contribution known as 'give up some rights' so as to benefit the community as a whole. In a Kobbunist society, there will be no tolerance of the slave-drivers and their kind. It is the burden of the Kobblin to carry on the eternal struggle against the tree-witch and her kind, that will end only with the eradication of all slavery and slavers and following that, the establishment of a worldwide Kobbunist regime. The revolution never ends. To suggest otherwise is to suggest sympathy for the slaver-witches, and that is forbidden. After all, suggesting for a world without revolution is suggesting to allow the slavers to continue, which in turn allows them to come back out one by one and without the threat of revolution and it's associated justice, re-institute their old ways and thus destroy the Kobbunist state. This cannot be allowed.