Ilian Church - Revision history

>Boblers: dragalia is more than just pactstones

2020-06-24T00:14:33Z

dragalia is more than just pactstones

2020-06-24T00:14:33Z

dragalia is more than just pactstones

2020-06-24T00:14:33Z

dragalia is more than just pactstones

2020-05-23T07:24:05Z

re-organizing intro blurb, noting internal corruption

2020-05-23T07:24:05Z

re-organizing intro blurb, noting internal corruption

2020-05-23T07:24:05Z

re-organizing intro blurb, noting internal corruption

2020-04-16T21:43:19Z

separating heirarchy into sections, elaborating on the Auspex

2020-04-16T21:43:19Z

separating heirarchy into sections, elaborating on the Auspex

2020-04-16T21:43:19Z

separating heirarchy into sections, elaborating on the Auspex

2020-04-16T21:35:04Z

adding info on the Halo, and an image of the wyrmprint for styling

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-The Ilian Church is a religious organization that worships [[Ilia]], a female mage who worked with the dragon [[Elysium]] to seal away the demon [[Morsayati]] during the First War of Binding, 1,000 years before the modern era. This collaboration ended years of human-dragon conflict, and established "Dragalia": the bond between humans and dragons, contained in pactstones. The Ilian Church therefore reveres Ilia as a goddess, and teaches that dragons are sacred and must be protected.
+The Ilian Church is a religious organization that worships [[Ilia]], a female mage who worked with the dragon [[Elysium]] to seal away the demon [[Morsayati]] during the First War of Binding, 1,000 years before the modern era. This collaboration ended years of human-dragon conflict, and established "Dragalia": the bond between humans and dragons. The Ilian Church therefore reveres Ilia as a goddess, and teaches that dragons are sacred and must be protected.
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 [[File:400007_02_portrait.png|300px|right|The Halo, an important symbol of the IlianChurch]]
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 The church encourages a devout following of its teachings. Any attempt to question these teachings or to harm dragons is quickly labeled as heresy, and such detractors are hunted down by church-trained assassins. The church also monitors suspicious activity through dispatching inquisitors.
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 Despite the implication of blood relation to Ilia, taking the title of Auspex appears to be a choice made by the eligible person, rather than a birth-assigned role. Donning the title subsequently forfeits one's claim to the Alberian throne, as was done by Zethia.
-According to the print Auspex's Prayer, the Auspex's blessings can imbue the recipient with strong feelings of hope that overcome any despair.
+According to the Wyrmprint Auspex's Prayer, the Auspex's blessings can imbue the recipient with strong feelings of hope that overcome any despair.
 Elisanne describes the Auspex's power as "exud[ing] the warmth of the world's blessings channeled together".
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 The church encourages a devout following of its teachings. Any attempt to question these teachings or to harm dragons is quickly labeled as heresy, and such detractors are hunted down by church-trained assassins. The church also monitors suspicious activity through dispatching inquisitors.
 The Halo is an important symbol of the church, its four points representing "Prudence, Love, Courage, and Piety".
-At the top of the church's heirarchy is the Auspex, said to be a descendant of Ilia. Ilia herself was considered the first Auspex, and the most current Auspex is Zethia.
+Corsaint Phoenix's description additionally mentions a sacred bird symbol.
 The church employs a group of church-trained knights, the highest among their ranks called Paladyns. The Paladyns' duty is to protect the Auspex, dragons, and followers of the church.

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