Scipt Obsoli was the mandated requirement for citizens to destroy writing materials and technological devices in their possession, and declare any they suspected of storing them. While Voltaic technology saw heavy industrial and consumer application in Enaeth during the war, the hysteria of scientific thought and anti-theist action being co-morbid, led to the complete purge of technology, books and scientists throughout Enaeth. The former enslaved Aratherns became the official enforcers of this policy, as 'Obsolists' collected and destroyed thinking machines, personal devices, means of transport and industrial machines.

This complete and utter destruction of scientific practice and technological advancement led to a dark age in Enaeth that persisted the entire two centuries of the Tributionaries rule over Enaeth. The Tributionaries end came at the turn of the twenty-second century, as increasing corruption, politicking and Morata inspired infighting became the focus of the Body. Unequal and poorly implemented taxation throughout the regions led to an increase in food shortages and an increase in cost for consumer goods led to public disapproval. It was not until 2196 2G.c, when the stars were observed dancing in the sky, that independent unrest began in every city seemingly simultaneously, all led by different factions.

In Torrens, where Tributionary Leadership resided, a group of upper and middle class advocates began holding their own mock senate outside the Cylinder Ring Tower, the primary building of the Tributionary. This group, later to become the Theovocate Senate, supplanted the clumsy chain of command within the Body, and with the support of the populace, passed a resolution in 2197 2G.c calling for the immediate arrest and execution of Body leadership. Torrens fell to riots as the Tributionaries were strung up and publicly executed.

Enaeth fell into bloody civil war; the Theovocates forced into fighting a war against the colonies of Argus and Hedera, led each by their own Tributionary Councils. By 2199 2G.c both Argus and Hedera had collapsed internally, as famine worked its way through Enaeth. In the north, the paltry presence of the Body allowed a government called the 'Monoclasts' to overthrow their limited rule in Rhyne in 2198 2G.c, as the city of Bedlo destroyed its port to prevent Body leadership from fleeing to sea.

The Body was able to maintain control of the south, as the Central Planae and Rhyern Region came to the brink of collapse. This was averted the by the discovery of the No-Box below Torrens in 2202 3G.c, restoring significant agricultural practice in the Planae and beginning the Third Gift Cycle.

To the south, the Tributionary Council of Maysuria was overthrown by its own military branch, its highly decorated and respected general becoming the first Ordinant Magnate of Maysuria. In the city of Eridinea, a powerful politician named Hierern Voltaine I overthrew the last bastion of the Body in a bloody coup with the help of a powerful land-owners association, becoming monarch of the city, renamed Voltaine in 2206 3G.c; ending the rule of the Tributionary Body forever.

Despite the two centuries since their rule ended, the Tributionaries legacy persists and rules the cultural and political landscape of modern Enaeth, including; the illegality of unregistered writing and ownership of writing materials; the replacement of thinking machines and written messages with the creation of the Misiv Service and Tariat Classifications; the evolution of the subjugated and oppressed Arathern Diaspora into what would become the Pennant Archae; and enforcement of a state-based religion known as Trinicism, later adopted by TAERA.