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'''The Guardians of Light''', formerly the Paladins Guild, make their home in the [[Chrysalis Basilica]]. The strong arm of the Holy [[Church]] of Achaea, their ways are mostly martial and they require at least some basic skills in combat from their members before they allow them to advance. The Guardians are devoted to the ideals of Good, Light, Righteousness and Valour, as well as the tenets of Honour, Chivalry, and Service. | '''The Guardians of Light''', formerly the Paladins Guild, make their home in the [[Chrysalis Basilica]]. The strong arm of the Holy [[Church]] of Achaea, their ways are mostly martial and they require at least some basic skills in combat from their members before they allow them to advance. The Guardians are devoted to the ideals of Good, Light, Righteousness and Valour, as well as the tenets of Honour, Chivalry, and Service. | ||
The Guardians have a long and rich history. Founded by Sir Gawain in 174 AF under the original name of the '''Templars''', they wielded [[bladefire]] with such strength and deadliness that the [skills|skill] was eventually taken away by the will of the [[Logos]], Who cited that it had proven much too powerful for mortal hands. The Templars recieved [[forging]] as a replacement and were now able to make their own [[weapons]] and [[armour]]. | The Guardians have a long and rich history. Founded by Sir Gawain in 174 AF under the original name of the '''Templars''', they wielded [[bladefire]] with such strength and deadliness that the [[skills|skill]] was eventually taken away by the will of the [[Logos]], Who cited that it had proven much too powerful for mortal hands. The Templars recieved [[forging]] as a replacement and were now able to make their own [[weapons]] and [[armour]]. | ||
Later, the Templars were renamed the '''Paladins''', although this change did not affect their resolve to fight Evil, Darkness, and Chaos. | Later, the Templars were renamed the '''Paladins''', although this change did not affect their resolve to fight Evil, Darkness, and Chaos. | ||
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:In an action against their enemies, the [[Vertani]] destroy [[Thera]] with a flaming meteor, killing all those who were in the village at the time. They also construct a fortress, and kill those who enter. The Prelacy responds by activating several units of the Church army and considering going to war. Viran decides that the guild's participation in the city charter would conflict with the Church's interests, as Solar, the sultana, has decreed her intent to ally with the Vertani rather than go to war with them. He thus threatens to withdraw from the city charter in one year if the Council does not address his concerns. Lereas challenges Viran for GM, believing that Viran did not give the guild proper notice of this plan, and that a solution can be reached with the city amicably. Brinn also challenges, proposing sweeping, fundamental changes to the path and the way the guild is run. Viran believes he did what was in the Church's best interests, and stands by his decision. Lereas emerges the victor with a significant margin of votes. | :In an action against their enemies, the [[Vertani]] destroy [[Thera]] with a flaming meteor, killing all those who were in the village at the time. They also construct a fortress, and kill those who enter. The Prelacy responds by activating several units of the Church army and considering going to war. Viran decides that the guild's participation in the city charter would conflict with the Church's interests, as Solar, the sultana, has decreed her intent to ally with the Vertani rather than go to war with them. He thus threatens to withdraw from the city charter in one year if the Council does not address his concerns. Lereas challenges Viran for GM, believing that Viran did not give the guild proper notice of this plan, and that a solution can be reached with the city amicably. Brinn also challenges, proposing sweeping, fundamental changes to the path and the way the guild is run. Viran believes he did what was in the Church's best interests, and stands by his decision. Lereas emerges the victor with a significant margin of votes. | ||
=== | ===Grand Champion of the Innocent=== | ||
;Lereas : 21 Lupar 387 | ;Lereas : 21 Lupar 387 | ||
:First Lord of Guardians of Light | :First Lord of Guardians of Light | ||