Ascension of Caedric Edvardsson

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Spoiler

 

 

“The Reclaimer”

 

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A paragon is raised from the ranks of the ancestral spirits that have joined the ranks of the All Father. This ascension is then conferred unto the ranks of the clergy in the form of a series of vividly realistic visions concerning the feats and deeds of the risen ancestor. Each paragon serves as an aspect of a specific virtue prized by the Father in the pursuit of his great mission. Through heavy prayer and interpretation the High Keeper of the Red Faith has been delivered with the revelation of a new Paragon.

 

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Caedric Edvardsson Ruric

Caedric Edvardsson Ruric inherited the Duchy of Morsgrad, a derelict and broken nation, purposefully descended from greatness by his grandfather King, turned Earl, Edvard II Edvardsson. All allies of the nation had been dissuaded, defeated or subjugated by the Holy Orenian Empire during the Rubern War and only recently had the Duchy of Morsgrad entered a regency, lead by Caedric’s uncle Chadmyr Edvardsson, after the passing of Duke Godric Edvardsson. The men of Norland all dead from the war or turned traitor to escape the horrible situation that befell the Duchy. It was when Caedric turned twenty and three in the year of 1761 FA that he would answer the calling to rule, begrudgingly at first. It was during his first few years as Duke of Morsgrad that Caedric would reinvigorate the population, appointing young and able councilors to aid him and even recommending that the, then novice, Keeper Alisa Camian, become High Keeper in place of the old and tired previous. Caedric’s most famous act would be his Declaration of Norlandic Pride in 1764 FA, which asserted his position as the King of Norland, and reformed the Duchy into a Kingdom. With this he would go on to order the reconstruction of the old city of Morsgrad, establish a high law in his Kingdom, and divided his government so as to more easily delegate authorities and duties unto his councilors and the Faith. Though not all Caedric had done was wise, as he can be remembered well as a very temperamental and brash man; “Wisdom is for my Councilors.” He was recalled telling a foreign dignitary. Caedric was a very adventurous King, when not on his throne and listening to his Councilors he was exploring the lands of Arcas, meeting men from Helena to Al-Faiz, he was always up to test his skills as a swordsman, archery, or horse riding. His exploits brought him fame and allies in the far reaches of the continent. Caedric reclaimed much in his time as King, but the most vital thing he had reclaimed was the inherent essential identity of the Norlandic people.

 

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Ascension

Caedric Edvardsson Ruric is hereby ascended to the status of Paragon within the Red Faith, Caedric Edvardsson Ruric will from hereon be styled Caedric “The Reclaimer” Edvardsson Ruric, Paragon of Reformation, Patriotism, and Adventure, and his emblem will be a crowned ashwood flanked by a chain to the right and a northward arrow  to the left.

[AstriaS 3709]

9 hours ago, _pr0fit said:

1761 FA

 

9 hours ago, _pr0fit said:

recommending that the, then novice, Keeper Alisa Camian, become High Keeper in place of the old and tired previous.

A particularly fastidious woman, and a history buff besides, Alara read over the document and without delay wrote a letter which she had delivered to the Alisgrad temple.

 

"To the Clergy and the High Keeper in Particular,

 

    To be brief, your most recently published document contains two very prominent historical mistakes. Firstly, Alisa Camian became High Keeper in the year 1754 of the First Age, nearly a full decade before Caedric became Duke of Morsgrad. In fact, she was the one who oversaw his coronation. Secondly, the High Keeper that preceded her was Solvi Faretto, who was not "old and tired" at the stated time, but was in fact dead, having been murdered by a woman by the name of Rosalia. In the interest of maintaining an accurate historical record, please do issue a correction to this.

 

Regards,

Alara Camian"