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'''The Precepts of Eleusis''' can be found on a [[cairn stones|cairn stone]] at the base of the gatehouse - the entrance to the village. Emphasis is placed on the importance of nature, which should be held at first priority at all times.
'''The Precepts of Eleusis''' can be found on a [[cairn stones|cairn stone]] at the base of the gatehouse - the entrance to the village. Emphasis is placed on the importance of nature, which should be held at first priority at all times.
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[[Eleusis]] is a haven for the forestfolk, a place where they can gather amidst a shared purpose and concern; a community for people with a common unifying bond: a deep love of Nature. The community of Eleusis is not open to just any who would seek membership. The majority of its citizens are members of forest guilds, and only those with a long record of service to the forest from other guilds will even be considered for membership.
[[Eleusis]] is a haven for the forestfolk, a place where they can gather amidst a shared purpose and concern; a community for people with a common unifying bond: a deep love of Nature. The community of Eleusis is not open to just any who would seek membership. The majority of its citizens are members of forest guilds, and only those with a long record of service to the forest from other guilds will even be considered for membership.


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#* D) Attacking any citizen of the village is grounds for casting out, regardless of where the offense took place. "Attacks" here is an inclusive word, containing everything specifically laid out in the sections above, and not excluding possible other attacks.
#* D) Attacking any citizen of the village is grounds for casting out, regardless of where the offense took place. "Attacks" here is an inclusive word, containing everything specifically laid out in the sections above, and not excluding possible other attacks.
#* E) Impairing the defense of the village, or abetting in any manner aggression within the village with intent to harm Nature, Eleusis, or its citizens, is treachery against the village itself.
#* E) Impairing the defense of the village, or abetting in any manner aggression within the village with intent to harm Nature, Eleusis, or its citizens, is treachery against the village itself.
#* F) Deriliction of duty to Nature, Oakstone, or Eleusis is a crime. This can be considered rather broad, but is to be restrained by common sense to cover applicable situations, such as not informing the village of a pending invasion even if the person is not actively aiding said invasion in any way.
#* F) Dereliction of duty to Nature, Oakstone, or Eleusis is a crime. This can be considered rather broad, but is to be restrained by common sense to cover applicable situations, such as not informing the village of a pending invasion even if the person is not actively aiding said invasion in any way.


The Security Minister with approval of the Council of Leath-ris will set fines for any crime against Eleusis. Fines for crimes against the laws of Eleusis may be waived by the Council, or by the Security Minister with approval from the Speaker of Eleusis.
The Security Minister with approval of the Council of Leath-ris will set fines for any crime against Eleusis. Fines for crimes against the laws of Eleusis may be waived by the Council, or by the Security Minister with approval from the Speaker of Eleusis.