Sevenfold Path - Revision history

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Synod" to "[[Synod"

2026-01-15T21:28:05Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Synod" to "[[Synod"

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	==Membership of the Order==		==Membership of the Order==
	This is the order that contains the largest number of magician-priests, and many of its members also vote in the [[~~Imperial~~ Synod]]. Some wags have dubbed the Sevenfold Path as the "''Magicians' Assembly''". Even those members who do not also sit in the Synod tend to be politically active. Most members take their self-appointed task encouraging their fellow magicians to keep to the Way very seriously. At the very least, they have a great deal of interest in ensuring that the [[archmage\|archmages]] and their fellow [[grandmaster\|grandmasters]] are virtuous. With the Synod unable to revoke titles in the Conclave, the Sevenfold Path traditionally see part of their role as using the [[Candidacy\|Declaration of Candidacy]] to ensure corrupt or heretical citizens do not rise to high office in the Conclave. Likewise, they take the [[Sorcery\|Declaration of Sorcery]] very seriously and seldom balk at using it to remove power from those they consider to be a threat to the stability of the Empire. Finally, this is the order that has historically made the most use of the [[Interdiction\|Declaration of Interdiction]] to protect the souls of their fellow citizens from dubious magic.		This is the order that contains the largest number of magician-priests, and many of its members also vote in the [[Synod]]. Some wags have dubbed the Sevenfold Path as the "''Magicians' Assembly''". Even those members who do not also sit in the Synod tend to be politically active. Most members take their self-appointed task encouraging their fellow magicians to keep to the Way very seriously. At the very least, they have a great deal of interest in ensuring that the [[archmage\|archmages]] and their fellow [[grandmaster\|grandmasters]] are virtuous. With the Synod unable to revoke titles in the Conclave, the Sevenfold Path traditionally see part of their role as using the [[Candidacy\|Declaration of Candidacy]] to ensure corrupt or heretical citizens do not rise to high office in the Conclave. Likewise, they take the [[Sorcery\|Declaration of Sorcery]] very seriously and seldom balk at using it to remove power from those they consider to be a threat to the stability of the Empire. Finally, this is the order that has historically made the most use of the [[Interdiction\|Declaration of Interdiction]] to protect the souls of their fellow citizens from dubious magic.

	Devout magicians are joined in this order by magicians who genuinely seek to ensure the future of the Empire. In recent years several [[Imperial Orcs]] have joined the order. This led some members to quietly agitate for a change to the manifesto; originally the first point mentioned ''human destiny'' rather than the ''destiny of Imperial citizens.'' Following a [[Declaration#Declaration of Concord\|Declaration of Concord]] by the Conclave, a motion was brought before the Senate and the wording [[Alter manifesto of Sevenfold Path\|changed]] to recognise that not all Imperial citizens are humans. Most orc members appear unconcerned, both with the change and the original wording, although it has (perhaps predictably) outraged some traditional members of the Order. A vocal minority claim that with this change of emphasis, the Order is no longer concerned with the wider destiny of humanity but solely with the destiny of the Empire - a narrowing of vision that could be seen at best as cowardice and at worst as betraying the original spirit of their Order.		Devout magicians are joined in this order by magicians who genuinely seek to ensure the future of the Empire. In recent years several [[Imperial Orcs]] have joined the order. This led some members to quietly agitate for a change to the manifesto; originally the first point mentioned ''human destiny'' rather than the ''destiny of Imperial citizens.'' Following a [[Declaration#Declaration of Concord\|Declaration of Concord]] by the Conclave, a motion was brought before the Senate and the wording [[Alter manifesto of Sevenfold Path\|changed]] to recognise that not all Imperial citizens are humans. Most orc members appear unconcerned, both with the change and the original wording, although it has (perhaps predictably) outraged some traditional members of the Order. A vocal minority claim that with this change of emphasis, the Order is no longer concerned with the wider destiny of humanity but solely with the destiny of the Empire - a narrowing of vision that could be seen at best as cowardice and at worst as betraying the original spirit of their Order.

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

2026-01-15T16:42:58Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

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	==Conclave vault==		==Conclave vault==
	Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.		Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.
	* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] come from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].		* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] come from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].
	* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] come from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill-omened".		* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] come from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill-omened".

Responsible1: /* Membership of the Order */

2025-10-06T08:17:52Z

Membership of the Order

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	==Membership of the Order==		==Membership of the Order==
	This is the order that contains the largest number of magician-priests, and many of its members also vote in the [[Imperial Synod]]. Some wags have dubbed the Sevenfold Path as the "''~~Magician~~'s Assembly''". Even those members who do not also sit in the Synod tend to be politically active. Most members take their self-appointed task encouraging their fellow magicians to keep to the Way very seriously. At the very least, they have a great deal of interest in ensuring that the [[archmage\|archmages]] and their fellow [[grandmaster\|grandmasters]] are virtuous. With the Synod unable to revoke titles in the Conclave, the Sevenfold Path traditionally see part of their role as using the [[Candidacy\|Declaration of Candidacy]] to ensure corrupt or heretical citizens do not rise to high office in the Conclave. Likewise, they take the [[Sorcery\|Declaration of Sorcery]] very seriously and seldom balk at using it to remove power from those they consider to be a threat to the stability of the Empire. Finally, this is the order that has historically made the most use of the [[Interdiction\|Declaration of Interdiction]] to protect the souls of their fellow citizens from dubious magic.		This is the order that contains the largest number of magician-priests, and many of its members also vote in the [[Imperial Synod]]. Some wags have dubbed the Sevenfold Path as the "''Magicians' Assembly''". Even those members who do not also sit in the Synod tend to be politically active. Most members take their self-appointed task encouraging their fellow magicians to keep to the Way very seriously. At the very least, they have a great deal of interest in ensuring that the [[archmage\|archmages]] and their fellow [[grandmaster\|grandmasters]] are virtuous. With the Synod unable to revoke titles in the Conclave, the Sevenfold Path traditionally see part of their role as using the [[Candidacy\|Declaration of Candidacy]] to ensure corrupt or heretical citizens do not rise to high office in the Conclave. Likewise, they take the [[Sorcery\|Declaration of Sorcery]] very seriously and seldom balk at using it to remove power from those they consider to be a threat to the stability of the Empire. Finally, this is the order that has historically made the most use of the [[Interdiction\|Declaration of Interdiction]] to protect the souls of their fellow citizens from dubious magic.

	Devout magicians are joined in this order by magicians who genuinely seek to ensure the future of the Empire. In recent years several [[Imperial Orcs]] have joined the order. This led some members to quietly agitate for a change to the manifesto; originally the first point mentioned ''human destiny'' rather than the ''destiny of Imperial citizens.'' Following a [[Declaration#Declaration of Concord\|Declaration of Concord]] by the Conclave, a motion was brought before the Senate and the wording [[Alter manifesto of Sevenfold Path\|changed]] to recognise that not all Imperial citizens are humans. Most orc members appear unconcerned, both with the change and the original wording, although it has (perhaps predictably) outraged some traditional members of the Order. A vocal minority claim that with this change of emphasis, the Order is no longer concerned with the wider destiny of humanity but solely with the destiny of the Empire - a narrowing of vision that could be seen at best as cowardice and at worst as betraying the original spirit of their Order.		Devout magicians are joined in this order by magicians who genuinely seek to ensure the future of the Empire. In recent years several [[Imperial Orcs]] have joined the order. This led some members to quietly agitate for a change to the manifesto; originally the first point mentioned ''human destiny'' rather than the ''destiny of Imperial citizens.'' Following a [[Declaration#Declaration of Concord\|Declaration of Concord]] by the Conclave, a motion was brought before the Senate and the wording [[Alter manifesto of Sevenfold Path\|changed]] to recognise that not all Imperial citizens are humans. Most orc members appear unconcerned, both with the change and the original wording, although it has (perhaps predictably) outraged some traditional members of the Order. A vocal minority claim that with this change of emphasis, the Order is no longer concerned with the wider destiny of humanity but solely with the destiny of the Empire - a narrowing of vision that could be seen at best as cowardice and at worst as betraying the original spirit of their Order.

Hailmur at 00:08, 23 June 2025

2025-06-23T00:08:37Z

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	* Three measures of [[iridescent gloaming]] come from the [[Hakima]] of [[The Brass Coast\|the Brass Coast]] as a gift which has been collected by the Silver Rivers Hakima since 81YE and will continue to be delivered for as long as the order continues to encourage the use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny.		* Three measures of [[iridescent gloaming]] come from the [[Hakima]] of [[The Brass Coast\|the Brass Coast]] as a gift which has been collected by the Silver Rivers Hakima since 81YE and will continue to be delivered for as long as the order continues to encourage the use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny.
	* Ten vials of [[liao]] from the [[Sumaah Republic]] for the [[386YE_Summer_Solstice_Conclave_sessions#Dissemination:_Hammers_of_the_Brilliant_Shore\|dissemiantion]] of the [[Hammers of the Brilliant Shore]] during the Summer Solstice 386YE.		* Ten vials of [[liao]] from the [[Sumaah Republic]] for the [[386YE_Summer_Solstice_Conclave_sessions#Dissemination:_Hammers_of_the_Brilliant_Shore\|dissemiantion]] of the [[Hammers of the Brilliant Shore]] during the Summer Solstice 386YE.
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=~~Rafael2979~~.jpg\|\|caption='''~~Rafael Barossa di Tassato~~''', Grandmaster of the Sevenfold Path\|align=left\|width=~~300~~}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Elagabala Preaching.jpg\|caption='''Elagabala ''', Grandmaster of the Sevenfold Path\|align=left\|width=450}}
	{{Grandmaster\|Grandmaster_of_the_Order_of_the_Sevenfold_Path}}		{{Grandmaster\|Grandmaster_of_the_Order_of_the_Sevenfold_Path}}
	[[Category:Conclave]]		[[Category:Conclave]]
	[[Category:Conclave order]]		[[Category:Conclave order]]

Hailmur: /* Conclave vault */

2024-07-31T22:37:05Z

Conclave vault

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	Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Imperial Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.		Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Imperial Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.
	* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] come from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].		* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] come from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].
	* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] come from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill omened".		* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] come from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill-omened".
	* Three measures of [[iridescent gloaming]] come from the [[Hakima]] of [[The Brass Coast\|the Brass Coast]] as a gift which has been collected by the Silver Rivers Hakima since 81YE and will continue to be delivered for as long as the order continues to encourage the use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny.		* Three measures of [[iridescent gloaming]] come from the [[Hakima]] of [[The Brass Coast\|the Brass Coast]] as a gift which has been collected by the Silver Rivers Hakima since 81YE and will continue to be delivered for as long as the order continues to encourage the use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny.
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Rafael2979.jpg\|\|caption=Rafael Barossa di Tassato, Grandmaster of the Sevenfold Path\|align=left\|width=300}}		* Ten vials of [[liao]] from the [[Sumaah Republic]] for the [[386YE_Summer_Solstice_Conclave_sessions#Dissemination:_Hammers_of_the_Brilliant_Shore\|dissemiantion]] of the [[Hammers of the Brilliant Shore]] during the Summer Solstice 386YE.
			{{CaptionedImage\|file=Rafael2979.jpg\|\|caption='''Rafael Barossa di Tassato''', Grandmaster of the Sevenfold Path\|align=left\|width=300}}
	{{Grandmaster\|Grandmaster_of_the_Order_of_the_Sevenfold_Path}}		{{Grandmaster\|Grandmaster_of_the_Order_of_the_Sevenfold_Path}}
	[[Category:Conclave]]		[[Category:Conclave]]
	[[Category:Conclave order]]		[[Category:Conclave order]]

Emmanovi: /* Membership of the Order */ Declaration of Balance no longer exists; updating links

2024-06-27T07:03:59Z

Membership of the Order: Declaration of Balance no longer exists; updating links

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	==Membership of the Order==		==Membership of the Order==
	This is the order that contains the largest number of magician-priests, and many of its members also vote in the [[Imperial Synod]]. Some wags have dubbed the Sevenfold Path as the "''Magician's Assembly''". Even those members who do not also sit in the Synod tend to be politically active. Most members take their self-appointed task encouraging their fellow magicians to keep to the Way very seriously. At the very least, they have a great deal of interest in ensuring that the [[archmage\|archmages]] and their fellow [[grandmaster\|grandmasters]] are virtuous. With the Synod unable to revoke titles in the Conclave, the Sevenfold Path traditionally see part of their role as using the [[~~Declaration#Declaration of~~ Candidacy\|Declaration of Candidacy~~]] and [[Declaration#Declaration of the Balance\|Declaration of the Balance~~]] to ensure corrupt or heretical citizens do not rise to high office in the Conclave. Likewise, they take the [[~~Declaration#Declaration of~~ Sorcery\|Declaration of Sorcery]] very seriously and seldom balk at using it to remove power from those they consider to be a threat to the stability of the Empire. Finally, this is the order that has historically made the most use of the [[~~Declaration#Declaration of~~ Interdiction\|Declaration of Interdiction]] to protect the souls of their fellow citizens from dubious magic.		This is the order that contains the largest number of magician-priests, and many of its members also vote in the [[Imperial Synod]]. Some wags have dubbed the Sevenfold Path as the "''Magician's Assembly''". Even those members who do not also sit in the Synod tend to be politically active. Most members take their self-appointed task encouraging their fellow magicians to keep to the Way very seriously. At the very least, they have a great deal of interest in ensuring that the [[archmage\|archmages]] and their fellow [[grandmaster\|grandmasters]] are virtuous. With the Synod unable to revoke titles in the Conclave, the Sevenfold Path traditionally see part of their role as using the [[Candidacy\|Declaration of Candidacy]] to ensure corrupt or heretical citizens do not rise to high office in the Conclave. Likewise, they take the [[Sorcery\|Declaration of Sorcery]] very seriously and seldom balk at using it to remove power from those they consider to be a threat to the stability of the Empire. Finally, this is the order that has historically made the most use of the [[Interdiction\|Declaration of Interdiction]] to protect the souls of their fellow citizens from dubious magic.

	Devout magicians are joined in this order by magicians who genuinely seek to ensure the future of the Empire. In recent years several [[Imperial Orcs]] have joined the order. This led some members to quietly agitate for a change to the manifesto; originally the first point mentioned ''human destiny'' rather than the ''destiny of Imperial citizens.'' Following a [[Declaration#Declaration of Concord\|Declaration of Concord]] by the Conclave, a motion was brought before the Senate and the wording [[Alter manifesto of Sevenfold Path\|changed]] to recognise that not all Imperial citizens are humans. Most orc members appear unconcerned, both with the change and the original wording, although it has (perhaps predictably) outraged some traditional members of the Order. A vocal minority claim that with this change of emphasis, the Order is no longer concerned with the wider destiny of humanity but solely with the destiny of the Empire - a narrowing of vision that could be seen at best as cowardice and at worst as betraying the original spirit of their Order.		Devout magicians are joined in this order by magicians who genuinely seek to ensure the future of the Empire. In recent years several [[Imperial Orcs]] have joined the order. This led some members to quietly agitate for a change to the manifesto; originally the first point mentioned ''human destiny'' rather than the ''destiny of Imperial citizens.'' Following a [[Declaration#Declaration of Concord\|Declaration of Concord]] by the Conclave, a motion was brought before the Senate and the wording [[Alter manifesto of Sevenfold Path\|changed]] to recognise that not all Imperial citizens are humans. Most orc members appear unconcerned, both with the change and the original wording, although it has (perhaps predictably) outraged some traditional members of the Order. A vocal minority claim that with this change of emphasis, the Order is no longer concerned with the wider destiny of humanity but solely with the destiny of the Empire - a narrowing of vision that could be seen at best as cowardice and at worst as betraying the original spirit of their Order.

Dre at 18:01, 29 December 2023

2023-12-29T18:01:23Z

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	This is the order that contains the largest number of magician-priests, and many of its members also vote in the [[Imperial Synod]]. Some wags have dubbed the Sevenfold Path as the "''Magician's Assembly''". Even those members who do not also sit in the Synod tend to be politically active. Most members take their self-appointed task encouraging their fellow magicians to keep to the Way very seriously. At the very least, they have a great deal of interest in ensuring that the [[archmage\|archmages]] and their fellow [[grandmaster\|grandmasters]] are virtuous. With the Synod unable to revoke titles in the Conclave, the Sevenfold Path traditionally see part of their role as using the [[Declaration#Declaration of Candidacy\|Declaration of Candidacy]] and [[Declaration#Declaration of the Balance\|Declaration of the Balance]] to ensure corrupt or heretical citizens do not rise to high office in the Conclave. Likewise, they take the [[Declaration#Declaration of Sorcery\|Declaration of Sorcery]] very seriously and seldom balk at using it to remove power from those they consider to be a threat to the stability of the Empire. Finally, this is the order that has historically made the most use of the [[Declaration#Declaration of Interdiction\|Declaration of Interdiction]] to protect the souls of their fellow citizens from dubious magic.		This is the order that contains the largest number of magician-priests, and many of its members also vote in the [[Imperial Synod]]. Some wags have dubbed the Sevenfold Path as the "''Magician's Assembly''". Even those members who do not also sit in the Synod tend to be politically active. Most members take their self-appointed task encouraging their fellow magicians to keep to the Way very seriously. At the very least, they have a great deal of interest in ensuring that the [[archmage\|archmages]] and their fellow [[grandmaster\|grandmasters]] are virtuous. With the Synod unable to revoke titles in the Conclave, the Sevenfold Path traditionally see part of their role as using the [[Declaration#Declaration of Candidacy\|Declaration of Candidacy]] and [[Declaration#Declaration of the Balance\|Declaration of the Balance]] to ensure corrupt or heretical citizens do not rise to high office in the Conclave. Likewise, they take the [[Declaration#Declaration of Sorcery\|Declaration of Sorcery]] very seriously and seldom balk at using it to remove power from those they consider to be a threat to the stability of the Empire. Finally, this is the order that has historically made the most use of the [[Declaration#Declaration of Interdiction\|Declaration of Interdiction]] to protect the souls of their fellow citizens from dubious magic.

	Devout magicians are joined in this order by magicians who genuinely seek to ensure the future of the Empire. In recent years several [[Imperial Orcs]] have joined the order. This ~~lead~~ some members to quietly agitate for a change to the manifesto; originally the first point mentioned ''human destiny'' rather than the ''destiny of Imperial citizens.'' Following a [[Declaration#Declaration of Concord\|Declaration of Concord]] by the Conclave, a motion was brought before the Senate and the wording [[Alter manifesto of Sevenfold Path\|changed]] to recognise that not all Imperial citizens are humans. Most orc members appear unconcerned, both with the change and the original wording, although it has (perhaps predictably) outraged some traditional members of the Order. A vocal minority claim that with this change of emphasis, the Order is no longer concerned with the wider destiny of humanity but solely with the destiny of the Empire - a narrowing of vision that could be seen at best as cowardice and at worst as betraying the original spirit of their Order.		Devout magicians are joined in this order by magicians who genuinely seek to ensure the future of the Empire. In recent years several [[Imperial Orcs]] have joined the order. This led some members to quietly agitate for a change to the manifesto; originally the first point mentioned ''human destiny'' rather than the ''destiny of Imperial citizens.'' Following a [[Declaration#Declaration of Concord\|Declaration of Concord]] by the Conclave, a motion was brought before the Senate and the wording [[Alter manifesto of Sevenfold Path\|changed]] to recognise that not all Imperial citizens are humans. Most orc members appear unconcerned, both with the change and the original wording, although it has (perhaps predictably) outraged some traditional members of the Order. A vocal minority claim that with this change of emphasis, the Order is no longer concerned with the wider destiny of humanity but solely with the destiny of the Empire - a narrowing of vision that could be seen at best as cowardice and at worst as betraying the original spirit of their Order.

	The Order of the Sevenfold Path has traditionally chosen grandmasters who are strong in virtue and faith, usually priests. Of all the orders, the Sevenfold Path tends to have the worst access to crystal mana as many of its members are leaders of a [[congregation]], rather than controlling a [[mana site]]. Consequently, the order is usually more measured in the addresses and declarations raised.		The Order of the Sevenfold Path has traditionally chosen grandmasters who are strong in virtue and faith, usually priests. Of all the orders, the Sevenfold Path tends to have the worst access to crystal mana as many of its members are leaders of a [[congregation]], rather than controlling a [[mana site]]. Consequently, the order is usually more measured in the addresses and declarations raised.

Rafferty at 18:08, 17 July 2023

2023-07-17T18:08:53Z

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	The Order of the Sevenfold Path exists to:		The Order of the Sevenfold Path exists to:

	* Encourage ~~the~~ use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny		* Encourage use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny and the destiny of orcs and other peoples.
	* Ensure the powers of the Conclave are deployed in line with the Way of Virtue		* Ensure the powers of the Conclave are deployed in line with the Way of Virtue
	* Build a bridge between the Conclave and the priests of the Synod		* Build a bridge between the Conclave and the priests of the Synod

			Prior to the Spring Equinox 385YE, the wording of the Order's goals focused on human destiny only. The Senate [[385YE_Spring_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Manifesto_of_Sevenfold_Path\|amended]] the goals, following the request of the order itself, to make it clear that they would understand and support orcs, as well as humans.
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=OrderSevenfoldPath.jpg\|title=Order of the Sevenfold Path\|align=right\|width=240}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=OrderSevenfoldPath.jpg\|title=Order of the Sevenfold Path\|align=right\|width=240}}
	==Symbol==		==Symbol==

Dre at 22:42, 5 July 2023

2023-07-05T22:42:41Z

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	==Conclave vault==		==Conclave vault==
	Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Imperial Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.		Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Imperial Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.
	* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] ~~comes~~ from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].		* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] come from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].
	* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] ~~comes~~ from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill omened".		* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] come from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill omened".
	* Three measures of [[iridescent gloaming]] come from the [[Hakima]] of [[The Brass Coast\|the Brass Coast]] as a gift which has been collected by the Silver Rivers Hakima since 81YE and will continue to be delivered for as long as the order continues to encourage the use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny.		* Three measures of [[iridescent gloaming]] come from the [[Hakima]] of [[The Brass Coast\|the Brass Coast]] as a gift which has been collected by the Silver Rivers Hakima since 81YE and will continue to be delivered for as long as the order continues to encourage the use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny.
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Rafael2979.jpg\|\|caption=Rafael Barossa di Tassato, Grandmaster of the Sevenfold Path\|align=left\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Rafael2979.jpg\|\|caption=Rafael Barossa di Tassato, Grandmaster of the Sevenfold Path\|align=left\|width=300}}

Rafferty: /* Conclave vault */

2023-02-11T21:20:34Z

Conclave vault

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	==Conclave vault==		==Conclave vault==
	Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Imperial Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.		Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Imperial Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.
	* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] comes from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].		* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] comes from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].
	* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] comes from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill omened".		* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] comes from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill omened".

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	Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Imperial Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.		Each summit, the [[Conclave vault]] of the Sevenfold Path garners a pro rata share of the [[Conclave_vault#Crystal_Mana\|Font]] based on the [[Imperial Conclave#Principle of Precedence\|precedence]] of the orders at the previous summit; a portion of [[ilium]] based on their [[Conclave_vault#Ilium\|position]] among the orders as determined by precedence; and additional materials due to outstanding bequests.
	* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] come from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].		* Two measures of [[beggar's lye]] come from the Vale of Burning Tears in thanks for breaking a [[Varushkan_Monster#Sovereigns\|sovereign's]] curse during the reign of [[Empress Aenea]].
	* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] come from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill omened".		* Three measures of [[dragonbone]] come from the tenders of the corpse glade associated with the [[Heartwood of the Great Vale]] since 362YE. The dragonbone was unearthed when digging graves for the odd corpses found in the weirwood trees and according to rumour the local workers consider it to be "ill-omened".
	* Three measures of [[iridescent gloaming]] come from the [[Hakima]] of [[The Brass Coast\|the Brass Coast]] as a gift which has been collected by the Silver Rivers Hakima since 81YE and will continue to be delivered for as long as the order continues to encourage the use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny.		* Three measures of [[iridescent gloaming]] come from the [[Hakima]] of [[The Brass Coast\|the Brass Coast]] as a gift which has been collected by the Silver Rivers Hakima since 81YE and will continue to be delivered for as long as the order continues to encourage the use of magic in understanding, and supporting, human destiny.
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Rafael2979.jpg\|\|caption=Rafael Barossa di Tassato, Grandmaster of the Sevenfold Path\|align=left\|width=300}}		* Ten vials of [[liao]] from the [[Sumaah Republic]] for the [[386YE_Summer_Solstice_Conclave_sessions#Dissemination:_Hammers_of_the_Brilliant_Shore\|dissemiantion]] of the [[Hammers of the Brilliant Shore]] during the Summer Solstice 386YE.
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