Įach Scroll contains the Brother's current rank, personal details, and a summary of their service. They were created in the early years of the Brotherhood and were in common use by 2103, for example, by the Brotherhood First Expeditionary Force. ScrollsĪn integral part of the Codex, Scrolls record the lives, achievements, and other details of the members of the order. Theoretically, a scribe could alter any part of the Codex, even the axioms, but there would be consequences were they to be caught doing so. One of the duties of the Brotherhood's scribes is to maintain and update it.

It also serves as a record of the Brotherhood's history, in conjunction with its essential component, the Scrolls, and contains axioms attributed to the Founder, Roger Maxson. Members of the order are expected to abide by its contents, with topics not covered by the Codex considered unimportant, such as idle conversation. The Codex contains text that formulate the Brotherhood's core tenets, doctrines, responsibilities of its members, and other essential elements of the Brotherhood's ideology and organization. Should a member break the Oath, the Council of Elders would be the ones to decide their fate as a Brotherhood member. Members of the Brotherhood who take the required Oath of Fraternity swear to adhere to its commandments and conduct themselves with honor. Created by the Brotherhood's founder, Roger Maxson, the Codex dates to the first decades of the Brotherhood.

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