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Only a single individual may hold the title of '''Deacon of [[Celestia]]'''. The position is granted to him or her by the [[Bloodsworn Gods]]. That individual then has the power to place any [[Devotion|Devotionist]] under [[excommunication]]. The [[Dread Ecclesiarch of Transvital Corruption]] has analogous authority with respect to [[Necromancy]]. | Only a single individual may hold the title of '''Deacon of [[Celestia]]'''. The position is granted to him or her by the [[Bloodsworn Gods]]. That individual then has the power to place any [[Devotion|Devotionist]] under [[excommunication]], and carries a relic of pure devotional power known as the Staff of Celestia, first awarded to the fourth Deacon in the year 667AF. The [[Dread Ecclesiarch of Transvital Corruption]] has analogous authority with respect to [[Necromancy]]. | ||
===Deacons=== | ===Deacons=== | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 19 October 2014
Only a single individual may hold the title of Deacon of Celestia. The position is granted to him or her by the Bloodsworn Gods. That individual then has the power to place any Devotionist under excommunication, and carries a relic of pure devotional power known as the Staff of Celestia, first awarded to the fourth Deacon in the year 667AF. The Dread Ecclesiarch of Transvital Corruption has analogous authority with respect to Necromancy.
Deacons
| Name | Term |
| Bahtell Muk'tar | 623-641 |
| Aldair d'Vast | 641-??? |
| Silas Maynard | ???-661 |
| Daeir Wintermourne | 661-present |