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Spiritual successor of the Heirarchs of the disestablished [[Oakstone]], only a single individual may hold the title of '''High Warden of Nature'''. Empowered by the [[Gods]] of the [[forests]], the High Warden is empowered to oversee the responsible usage of forestal powers and mindful care of [[groves]] in similar manner to the [[Deacon of Celestia]], [[Dread Ecclesiarch of Transvital Corruption]], or the [[Seneschal]]. | Spiritual successor of the Heirarchs of the disestablished [[Oakstone]], only a single individual may hold the title of '''High Warden of Nature'''. Empowered by the [[Gods]] of the [[forests]], the High Warden is empowered to oversee the responsible usage of forestal powers and mindful care of [[groves]] in similar manner to the [[Deacon of Celestia]], [[Dread Ecclesiarch of Transvital Corruption]], [[Ruinous Intercessor of Interplanar Dominion]] or the [[Seneschal]]. | ||
===High Wardens=== | ===High Wardens=== | ||
Revision as of 19:16, 20 July 2020
Spiritual successor of the Heirarchs of the disestablished Oakstone, only a single individual may hold the title of High Warden of Nature. Empowered by the Gods of the forests, the High Warden is empowered to oversee the responsible usage of forestal powers and mindful care of groves in similar manner to the Deacon of Celestia, Dread Ecclesiarch of Transvital Corruption, Ruinous Intercessor of Interplanar Dominion or the Seneschal.
High Wardens
| Name | Term |
| Aelyn Le'Yuet | 678-714 |
| Penwize Baker | 714-719 |
| Merewyn Wolfstamme-Stormwind | 719-767 |
| Caelan Longshanks | 767-present |