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{{house_infobox|housename=The Empyreal Assembly|leader=Manuella Shu'in|patron=[[Tarah]]|founder=[[Odysseus]]|city=[[Shallam]]|tutor=[[Marhisa]]|icon=The [[Amber Chalice]] (destroyed)}}
{{house_infobox|housename=The Empyreal Assembly|leader=Manuella Shu'in|patron=[[Tarah]]|founder=[[Odysseus]]|city=[[Shallam]]|tutor=[[Marhisa]]|icon=The [[Amber Chalice]] (destroyed)}}
'''The Empyreal Assembly''', formerly called the '''Priests,''' is one of the oldest organisations in Achaea, and the details of their formation is mostly lost in history. Along with the Templars (more recently, the [[Paladins]] and the [[Guardians of Light]]) the Priests formed the two major arms of the [[Church|Church of Achaea]]. The Priests once made their home with the rest of the Church in [[Delos]], but have since moved with the Basilica to [[Shallam]], where they remain a loyal organisation of that city. In the Modern age, the guild of the Priests was founded by Odysseus in 178AF. The guild became a House in 396AF. The organisation is devoted to the tenets of honour, service, and wisdom as well as the ideals of order, righteousness, and light.
'''The Empyreal Assembly''', formerly called the '''Priests Guild,''' is one of the oldest organisations in Achaea, although the details of its formation is mostly lost in history. Along with the Templars (more recently, the [[Paladins Guild]] and presently the [[Guardians of Light]]) the Empyreal Assembly formed one of the two major arms of the [[Church|Church of Achaea]]. Originally at home in Delos, the guild and now House moved to Shallam when the Church successfully petitioned [[Sarapis]] to move the Basilica to [[Shallam]]. In the Modern age, the guild of the Priests was founded by Odysseus in 178AF. The guild became a House in 396AF. The organisation is devoted to the tenets of Honour, Service, and Wisdom as well as the ideals of Order, Righteousness, and Light.


Originally, only those of the Priest [[:Category:Classes|class]] were allowed to join, however in the year 403, they began to allow membership to those of the Paladin class.  They have gradually increased the number of allowed classes since that time. The [[:Category:Skills|skills]] of the Priest class evolved slowly over the history of the organisation, developed after specific events and derived older practices. The skills of [[Spirituality]], for example, were gifted to the ancient Priests by the Hierarchs of [[Celestia]] after being judged worthy of having angels as guardians. [[Devotion]] is derived from the ancient Rites of the Holy Church, and exists today as more a compact version of the older one.
Originally, only those of the Priest [[:Category:Classes|class]] were allowed to join, however in the year 403, they began to allow membership to those of the Paladin class.  They have gradually increased the number of allowed classes since that time. The [[:Category:Skills|skills]] of the Priest class evolved slowly over the history of the organisation, developed after specific events and derived older practices. The skills of [[Spirituality]], for example, were gifted to the ancient Priests by the Hierarchs of [[Celestia]] after being judged worthy of having angels as guardians. [[Devotion]] is derived from the ancient Rites of the Holy Church, and exists today as more a compact version of the older one.

Revision as of 03:48, 28 March 2007

The Empyreal Assembly
Leader Manuella Shu'in
Patron Tarah
Leadership Style Elected Autocracy
Founder Odysseus
City Shallam
Classes Permitted None
House Tutor Marhisa
Heraldric Arms None
Icon The Amber Chalice (destroyed)

The Empyreal Assembly, formerly called the Priests Guild, is one of the oldest organisations in Achaea, although the details of its formation is mostly lost in history. Along with the Templars (more recently, the Paladins Guild and presently the Guardians of Light) the Empyreal Assembly formed one of the two major arms of the Church of Achaea. Originally at home in Delos, the guild and now House moved to Shallam when the Church successfully petitioned Sarapis to move the Basilica to Shallam. In the Modern age, the guild of the Priests was founded by Odysseus in 178AF. The guild became a House in 396AF. The organisation is devoted to the tenets of Honour, Service, and Wisdom as well as the ideals of Order, Righteousness, and Light.

Originally, only those of the Priest class were allowed to join, however in the year 403, they began to allow membership to those of the Paladin class. They have gradually increased the number of allowed classes since that time. The skills of the Priest class evolved slowly over the history of the organisation, developed after specific events and derived older practices. The skills of Spirituality, for example, were gifted to the ancient Priests by the Hierarchs of Celestia after being judged worthy of having angels as guardians. Devotion is derived from the ancient Rites of the Holy Church, and exists today as more a compact version of the older one.

The Empyreal Assembly's house tutor is Marhisa, Priestess of Virtue.

Their icon, the Amber Chalice, has fallen.

Modern Leaders of the Priests

Modern Guildmasters

# Name Term Comments
1 Odysseus 178-209 Founder of the modern guild, he was the first secretary then appointed GM by Deucalion
2 Rezzo 209-?
3 Topaz ?-220
4 Maran 220-249 Stepped down before his ascension into Pentharian
5 Brigit 249-276 Stepped down to become Archprelate, the first modern Priest to do so
6 Alpine 276-309 Longest serving Guildmaster in modern times
7 Starrsong 309-334
8 Kyrienne 334-341
9 Victaria 341-356
10 Keturah 356-371
11 Meri 371-379 Stepped down to become Archprelate
12 Sylvia 379-383
13 Arithorn 383-393
14 Valeo 393-396 Last guildmaster of the Priests, first Lord of the Empyreal Assembly

Lords of the Empyreal Assembly

# Name Term Comments
1 Valeo 396-399 First Lord of the Empyreal Assembly
2 Torain 399-402
3 Misdun 402-410
4 Obedeth 410-419
5 Meri 419-429 Meri left the house, thus resigning her position.
6 Manuella 429-