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The Wyrvunic Contract 

The basis of our worship is on the Wyrvunic Contact. In saving Mali’Fenn from our insanity, our lives are indebted to Wyrvun. The Wyrvunic Contract is the binding agreement of the ancient Snow Elves and Wyrvun, Aengul of the Deep Cold. Upon passing through the World Altar, the first Snow Elves were created, but such a rebirth came at a price. That price was their sanity. For years, the Snow Elves wandered aimlessly, crippled by their insanity. A passing aengul, however, took pity upon them. Wyrvun, Aengul of the Deep Cold, sought a people to populate his mortal domain, Hesin’fin, for the land was harsh, and its occupants few. Thus, Wyrvun struck a bargain with the Snow Elves, known as the Wyrvunic Contract. In return for their worship, their settlement in Hesin’fin, and their stewardry of the lands, Wyrvun restored their sanity, and promised them an afterlife of eternal slumber. It is thus that the Snow Elves came to worship Wyrvun, and it is from this contract that beliefs of religious conformity are derived, for it is feared that if enough Snow Elves cease their worship of Wyrvun, and forsake their stewardry, the aengul will punish them all for breaking the contract - by depriving them of their sanity once more.

Worship

Worship of Wyrvun is expressed in everyday life, but done in official measure at the temple. This entails a prayer and offering left within the temple. There are different materials that can be sacrificed, each one coming with their own connotation and usage within worship. Their uses are as followed

Frost Vine

This is to be presented in times of war, famine, and hardship. Frost Vine flourishes in the cold, when other plants are dead or wilted, and so it presents perseverance within the Mali’Fenn

Root from the Starlit Monacrie

This is customarily presented after the birth of a child. The roots represent beginnings, and as such an offering of the roots is said to bring luck and prosperity to a Mali’Fenn child

Ashes of Tippen’s root

This is to be offered upon the death of a Mali’Fenn. Tippen’s root, when alive, has healing properties. While burning it rids the root of these properties in life, in death the ashes will lead the souls to aira'fin

Water mixed with blood

This is to be offered in times of change, such as beginning work within a guild. Using one’s own blood is ideal, although other blood also seems satisfactory to Wyrvun, simply slightly less efficient

Overview

Those that follow Idhren’tirn are dedicated to the life and ways of Wyrvun, to protect his lands and his people from outside influences, including the worship of other deities, the corruption and corrosion of land and realm and beings or forces showing malevolent tendencies. Those that follow Wyrvun are a neutral people, not engaging other people in fights, nor offering them safety within their walls. Those found practicing other religions publically shall be cast out immediately, banished from Wyrvun’s territory to never return again. 

The protection of Wyvrun’s territories is of the utmost importance, and must come before one’s own safety. Worshipping Wyrvun is a requirement for all Mali’fenn, and those that do not worship Wyrvun shall suffer from mental degradation, often losing what is left of their sanity. 

Those that follow Wyrvun are not good, nor evil, and hold no emotions toward those of non-Idhren’tirn worship. They do not fall to the kindness and lies of the so-called good religions, nor do they fall to the power-seeking and control of so-called bad religions. Nor do they terminate them, so that these religions may continue their fight with one another. The Idhren’tirn’s people must remain true isolationists, neither seeking out nor allowing others to find them for any reason, lest they wish to alter the isolationist path that they are set on.

Garnering attention toward Wyrvun’s realms in any affair is generally frowned upon, lest these other religions come to spread their influence or to tear apart the realms in a physical sense. One must remain neutral to all affairs of outside nations and religions, and not find themselves swept up in the chaos between them.

To allow non-Mali’fenn any ranking within the Idhren’tirn is outlawed, for those that do not share the Mali’fenn blood are not inclined to the dedication required to serve Wyrvun, nor do they share the promise of gifts in exchange for their service. If a non-Mali’fenn takes up residence in Wyrvun’s territories, steps should be taken to encourage them to take to the Idhren’tirn worship, including all practices of offerings and upholding beliefs, but they should never be allowed to hold office within the temple. 

Wyrvun’s Gifts

When the first of the Mali’Fenn came to settle in the tundra, the harsh environment did not seem to welcome them, and as such the Mali’Fenn did not feel that this new environment was truly their home. For many years the Grand Prince Aelthos, the first of the ‘Fenn, made attempts to bring life to the hostile lands of winter. Year after year he would bring new plants and animals, only for them to wither and die, succumbing to the cold. 

Crown Prince Aelthir I could see how much his father’s failures upset him. Not knowing what he could do to help, he began to pray. On the third night of The Deep Cold as Aelthir lay down to sleep, Wyrvun visited him and filled his dreams with wondrous visions. Aelthir saw a land filled with life and vigor, his father on a throne carved into a magnificent tree. Wyrvun approached the throne, welcoming Aelthos and all Mali’Fenn to Talath’Fin. 

When Aelthir awoke, he couldn’t help but feel affected by the grandiose imagery of his dream. As he sat up, planning to inform his father of the dream, he felt something in his hand and looked down. It was a large seed, the color of snow with blue-ice streaks running down its side. He had never seen anything like it, and he rushed to tell his father, clutching the seed close to his chest. 

By the time Aelthir arrived by his father’s bedside, it was too late. Aelthos lay cold and lifeless, and Aelthir wept, although deep in his heart he knew what had to be done. The days to the funeral passed, seeming dreary and void as Aelthir prepared for both his father’s death, and his own coronation. 

The day of the funeral came, and all of the Princedom came together to grieve. As Aelthos was buried, Aelthir placed the strange seed on Aelthos’ chest, over his heart. 

Three days later, Aelthir was coronated. As the crown was placed on his head, a small sapling emerged from Aelthos’ grave, growing faster than just nature could account for. In the years following as Aelthir continued his new reign of the Princedom, the tree continued to grow, and with it came other trees and flowers, turning the once barren tundra into an icy paradise, and the Mali’Fenn finally felt at home in the strange new land. 

Every time Fenn has needed to move from place to place since Wyrvun originally blessed Aelthir I with the first seed, the tree has dropped another seed for the currently reigning tundrak to take and plant in the next location, and so wherever the Mali’Fenn may go, the new place is transformed into a haven for ‘Fenn. 

Leadership

Tahu’naeri

Tahu’naeri, also known as the Arch Vigilant is the overall leader - therefore there can only be one. The only way to become the Arch Vigilant is by being chosen by Wyrvun - as they say - or the Grand Prince himself.

Rewelier’uhier

Rewelier’uhier are the one’s in the temple who are just under the position of the Arch Vigilant - meaning, the highest rank you can hit, unless the Arch Vigilant retires or dies. This means you can’t earn any more Talismans.

Lar’naerir

After the graduation ceremony, a new Lar’naerir are expected to take on more responsibility from the church itself, and to Report to the Rewelier’uheir that leads them in their understanding of the specific aspect. 

This includes more maintenance and upkeep of the temple, more time dedicated to holding ceremonies and teaching the Mali’fenn of Wryvun, and participating in debates and discussions about the Aengul aspect they are dedicated to, and the other 6.

This includes aspect bridges, a metaphorical idea that in between each Aspect, is a bridge that connects them. These bridges are how the 6 relate to each other philosophically and do not exist physically.

Getting talismans are no longer seen as a way of “Upgrading” but more of an award to showcase how much time/effort you’ve put into your work. They are given out by the Arch Vigilant.

Another thing that Lar’naerir are expected to do is help teach the Lentir’naerir. That is  Another thing that all Lar’naerir and above are expected to do is accompany one of the Ivae’fenn during a pilgrimage to gain a flower for their coming promotions. Refusal is not an option if tasked with such duties

Lentier’naerir 

When someone wishes to become an Acolyte of Wyrvun, they come to the Temple and seek guidance from the Idhren’tirn or the Arch Vigilant. One of the Rewelier’uhier or the Arch Vigilant, then commemorates them into the temple and their new life starts. 

The new Lentir’naerir are provided robes, books, scrolls, quills, and ink pots, to help in their studies. An assigned tutor, usually an experienced Lar’naerir, though rarely, a Rewelier’uhier, starts by giving them each basic assignments such as first visiting each shrine and praying to it, understanding the significance of sacrifices. How to hold a wedding. How to hold a funeral. Lessons on the history of Wyrvun in a classroom esque setting, and the different ideals and understandings of what it means to keep the Mali’fenn on the path of Wyrvun. These are imperative basics that all Idhren’tirn need to learn if they are to lead the Mali’fenn properly.

During their training, a Lentir’naerir is given simple duties they must uphold to build discipline and responsibility. These include yard chores, community service, fundraisers, and event volunteers. Sometimes volunteering in the Tavern, or Helping the Clinic a little bit. Most Lentir’naerir are also tasked with helping the Lar’naerir clean, and upkeep the Temple. This includes replacing candles, washing the floors, windows, walls, and seats. Replacing the sheets of different dorms. They are also tasked with cleaning up any leftover mess from a sacrifice.

The Writing down of information, thoughts, ideas, prayers, and understandings of what it means to follow the path of the Idhren’tirn are important for a new Lentir’naerir to learn. Most Lentir’naerir write things already written, to increase their knowledge of history, community, and understanding of each Aspect of Wyrvun. Through their lessons, understandings, and discussions of Wyrvun, they start to gain an understanding of both themselves, and Wyrvun. Eventually, once a Lentir’naerir has shown they have grown, they are awarded with one Beautifully intricate Snowflake shaped Talisman. Once they gain 3, they are then allowed to partake in their Trial to become a Lar’naerir, which they can request to take within a months time of them obtaining their last Talisman.

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The Trial of Wind

The Trial of Wind takes place during the transition from Lentier’naerir to Lar’naerir. It is a way to prove one’s faith to Wyrvun, and a way for him to eliminate the weak applicants.

The trial takes place on the coldest day of winter, wherein each applicant will be sent out into the wilderness as the sun sets. They will be stripped of all their possessions, and they will be made to meditate for the duration of the night. Those who are not truly devout will succumb to frostbite over the course of the night. Those who pass the test and are found living at daybreak will be returned to Fenn and promoted to the rank of Lar’naerir. Any who return to the gates of Fenn before daybreak will be stripped of title and excommunicated from the Idhren’tirn.

Clothing and Markings

 When the Mali’fenn hosts a funeral they will be wearing all white; as a symbol of mourning and respect to the deceased person.

As for the ranks within the Idhren’tirn, they have the exact same uniform shared in between them, but as they rank up they will gain talismans to signify how far away they are from being promoted.

Religious Law

All matters of religious law are decided by the Archvigilant. They will use Wyrvun’s guidance to determine an appropriate punishment for the heathen in question if the heathen does not choose to convert. Once decided by the Archvigilant, the punishment will be given to the Grand Prince for final review. 

Blasphemy

The act or offense of speaking sacrilegiously about Wyrvun or His Sacred Contract as committed by a non Mali’Fenn will result in a fine and an official apology, which must include a denouncement of their statements. Continued sacrilegious speaking may result in banishment, exile, or execution. Non-Mali’Fenn do not have to believe in Wyrvun, as they are not included in Wyrvun’s contract, but they can not deny Wyrun’s divinity. 

Defacement

The action of spoiling the appearance of statues, wayshrines, art pieces, artifacts, or any other paraphernalia used to honor Wyrvun. This offense will result in no less of a fine of 500 mina. Continued offenses may result in banishment, as well as continued fines. Defacement as done by a Mali’Fenn may also be counted as a form of public denouncement.

Denouncement

To publicly declare Wyrvun to be wrong, therefore disrespecting him and disregarding the contract taken up by the Mali’Fenn people. This offense will result in required conversion. If the heathen repents and converts to the Idhren’tirn, all will be forgiven. On cases of repeated denouncement or inability to convert, the heathen will be executed. 

Lack of Faith

The act of worshipping deities apart from Wyrvun as a Mali’Fenn, or not worshipping Wyrvun at all as a Mali’Fenn will result in required conversion. If unsuccessful, the heathen may be executed or banished.

Public worship of false Gods

Public worship of false Gods by non-Mali’Fenn is prohibited. However, non-Mali’Fenn are permitted to privately worship any deities they so choose within the confines of their home.

This letter would be posted anonymously in the town square of the Princedom. The handwriting would be fairly neat, although some of the words were connected, indicating the writer was in a hurry.

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Let it be known that on this day, the 11th of the Amber cold, three people have died within the Princedom. Two were simply travelers, one of which had barely reached their tenth year of life. They were murdered in cold blood. The third, the one who had murdered the first two, appeared to be a Mali’Fenn, and claimed to be a Valkyr of the Ivae’Fenn.

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It has become evident that Wyrvun has forsaken us all. Too many Mali’Fenn have lost their way, have been shrouded by greed or doubt, by ignorance or lust. Too many Mali’Fenn have forgotten to honor Wyrvun’s Contract, and on this day He has come to punish us all. 

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Let today be a reminder to all Mali’Fenn, and all citizens within the Princedom as to what happens when a Mali’Fenn has abandoned their faith in Wyrvun. Wyrvun has cured us of our madness, and without Him for guidance, Every ‘Fenn will lapse back into insanity, returning to their original status caused by traversing the world altar. They will act as murderous madmen, and nothing barring Ciwn’uell will save them. Without an immediate change in worship, this event will not be isolated. We have displeased Wyrvun, and we will receive his wrath.

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Wyrvun is powerful, yet He is vengeful. He will return faith with bountiful harvests and prosperity, and he will take slights to him and punish the perpetrators accordingly. We must work to rid the Princedom of nonbelievers, lest we earn his displeasure once again. Today, in his benignity, He has warned us. He did not take from us any Prince, leader, or conscript. In his benevolence, he has given us a second chance. We will not receive a third.

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[!] 

A letter would be written in tidy calligraphy

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[!]

The penmanship of the signature would vary greatly from that of the letter

“Dear Marmal’onn,

Aesilnoth, I am pleased to hear that you are willing to cooperate in a summons. I, personally, do request your presence within Fenn. Please make haste to Tahu’lareh and present yourself to me. Wyvurn guide you”

Signed Grand Prince Aelthos Tundrak, Third of his Name, Wyrvun’s Chosen

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[!]

 In small lettering at the bottom of the page would be another message, written in a script similar to that of the letter

“Aesilnoth, you have been away from Fenn for far too long. You of all people understand that Mali’Fenn belong in the Princedom, with your people and your family. Please return to us peacefully. Ito nae elannil’wyrvun.”

-Alissa Tundrak

Neia Annungilben busily went around Fenn gathering materials for the event. 

Neia walked out of the clinic once she finished washing the blood off of her hands, after unsuccessfully trying to treat Ailduin’s wounds. Once she returned to the manor, she lost composure as broke down into heavy, silent sobs. She did not know Ailduin well, but in his moments before death he was her patient, and she had failed him. 

Flyers would be seen hanging around Fenn and its allied nations, depicting an image of snow and ice. Upon reading closer, the following message would be seen:

Adria, Haense, Curon, Vira’Ker, The Elvenesse, and of course everyone in Fenn is invited to a day of fun and festivities within the Princedom of Fenn! Come enjoy a hot drink while you watch the snow fall, along with ice skating in a Fennic-made ice rink and a snowball fight! (Snow Provided) 

((OOC- 4 PM EST Friday 5.24.19)) 

Neia Annungilben came back to Fenn and cleaned the Imperial blood off of her sword. 

 Neia holds her case of knives, torches, and fish as she walks up to the stage. 

Diplomat Application

[OOC] 

Username: Afkarborist

Discord: You still have it 

Timezone: CST

Availability for RP Interview: Contact on discord 

[RP]

Name: Neia Annungilben 

Gender: Female 

Race/subrace/culture: Fenn

Place of residence: Fenn 

Prior relevant experience:  Travels on occasion 

Do you swear obedience to the Princedom of Fenn, and to the Grand Prince?: Yes

[OOC]

Username: Afkarborist

Discord: You have it 

Timezone: CST

[RP]

Name: Neia Annungilben

Gender: Female

Race/subrace/culture: Fenn

Place of residence: Fenn

Prior relevant experience: Steward 

Do you swear obedience to the Princedom of Fenn, and to the Grand Prince?: Yes

Ivae’fenn Tournaments

Starting in the year 1707 [[This sunday]], and continuing annually hereon [[Every sunday, time determined on a weekly bases]], there will be tournaments hosted within the Ivae’fenn. Any and all non-magic weapons are allowed, armor is encouraged. Maiming is highly discouraged, and may result in disqualification.

These tournaments will take place in the Tahu’Lareh barracks, which are accessed through a staircase found near the square. Civilians are encouraged to come and spectate, although the tournament themselves are for Ivae’fenn only. Any roles may participate, starting at initiate.

Rewards will be given out to the winner, to be determined on a weekly basis. Possible rewards include a tax exemption of Fennic housing, hours subtracted from necessary gate hours for specializations, or small monetary prizes.

[[Tournaments will alternate between PvP and CRP each week. This Sunday will be  PvP.]]

Application Format

[Ooc]

Username: AFKArborist

Activity Rating (1-10): 

Discord: You have it

[RP]

Name: Ania Annungilben

Gender: Female

Place of Residence: Annungilben manor

Race/Subrace/Culture: Snow Elf

Roles (Select a minimum of two, excluding Bilok’sair): Nor’sair and Lom’sair’ame

Do you swear allegiance to the Princedom of Fenn and Grand Prince, and pledge to do your duty and to never steal?: Yes

When Sulien Annungilben came to Fenn, she was quiet, reserved, and undemanding. She did as she was told, when she was told. She joined the Ivae’fenn, looking up with admiration to Aelthir Tundrak, who led the Ivae’fenn at the time. She fought in the Coalition War, and other smaller fights for the Princedom around Axios. Over time, while she did not necessarily become less reserved, she began talking more, saying what she believed needed to be said. After nearly seventy years of working within the Ivae’fenn, she was promoted to an officer position. Around that same time, she married a man named Aymer, who took her surname to become Aymer Annungilben. Years later still, she acquired the rank of High Justiciar, becoming the level-headed enforcer of the law. For several years while the Grand Prince was away, she functioned as the only acting officer of the Ivae’fenn, now holding the rank of sentinel. As she gained power, she also seemingly gained enemies, as there were two separate attempts to murder her from the Fennic people. She escaped both relatively unscathed, albeit having temporary blindness from the second attempt, which she never fully recovered from.

Sulien and Aymer had two children together, Mythantharanthoridian Annungilben and Almithara Annungilben. She loved them both very dearly, and when they were old enough to leave home, Sulien began to realize that she was genuinely lonely. After coming to the realization, she chose to put all of her time into the Ivae’fenn. She hosted initiate training and specialization trainings at regular intervals, and when she was not hosting the training, she could still often be seen in the barracks practising with her sword. Before moving to Arcas, she was promoted to Commander of the Ivae’fenn, the first new commander to be appointed in over 100 years.

After moving to Arcas, stuck in a loveless marriage after one of the only people she considered to be a friend had died, Sulien became more reclusive than ever. She only spoke when it was required of her, for public events or to host training for the Ivae’fenn. She still put work into the Ivae’fenn, although not to the same degree she had in the past. Years ago, she had lived to serve the Princedom. Now, years later, all she truly had left to do was to die for it.

The day Sulien died was altogether fairly unremarkable. The sun was shining, and although it was cold in the Princedom, it wasn’t unbearably so. Some members of the Ivae’fenn were resolving a conflict between another nation that had happened the last elven day, which also wasn’t unusual. Sulien sat on a bench outside the tavern, idly tapping her fingers along the hilt of her sword, before going to speak to Aesilnoth, the Sentinel of the Valkyrim within the Ivae’fenn. He told her of a violent animal on the road, which was normal, and usually easily dealt with. She went out on her own that day, as she had dealt with this sort of animals alone before. There are several reasons why that day may have been different. Maybe she was still recovering from several minor injuries she had sustained during a particularly harsh training. Maybe the bears on this side of the wall were stronger than what she was used to. Or maybe she simply had given up and did not want to fight any more. Whatever the reason, the outcome was still the same. By the time Aesilnoth had left on a patrol, sensing something wrong after she had not come back within a reasonable time, she was injured beyond repair. Her armour was irreversibly dented, and the white sash to signify her rank as commander stained red with blood. When Aesilnoth had brought her back to Fenn she was still breathing, but her time was running out. Once Illynora came from Aegrothond to heal her, she was dead.

A collection of notes found on Sulien’s desk, titled “Do not read until after death”

Dear Aymer: If you are reading this, I am dead. My condolences for your loss. I hope that you have considered me a good wife, and a good mother. I trust that you can take care of Mythan and Almithara, and act in the interest of all future Annungilbens to come. Although we had our differences, I am thankful to have met you, and to have married you. -Sulien

Dear Aelthir Tundrak the Second: I hope that you have considered me to serve the Princedom well, and I hope that I had died in service of the Princedom. -Sulien Annungilben, previous Commander of the Ivae’Fenn

Dear Aesilnoth: Despite our differences, you’re my favorite nephew. -Sulien

Application Format

[Ooc]

Username: AFKArborist

Activity Rating (1-10): 

Discord: You have it

[RP]

Name: Sulien Annungilben

Gender: Female

Place of Residence: Annungilben manor

Race/Subrace/Culture: Snow Elf

Roles (Select a minimum of two, excluding Bilok’sair): Nor’sair and Lom’sair’ame

Do you swear allegiance to the Princedom of Fenn and Grand Prince, and pledge to do your duty and to never steal?: Yes

Looks great! 

Sulien looks up from her desk, which would have pages filled with numbers, frowning as she was told of the Fennic Institute of Higher Learning. Although she would grab an application and fill it out. 

[OOC]
Username: AfkArborist
Activity Rating (1-10): 6
Discord: You have it 
Timezone: CST

Availability for an RP interview?: Weekends
[RP]
Full name: Sulien Annungilben
Gender: Female
Age: Old
Place of residence: Fenn
Race/Subrace/Culture: Fenn
Prior relevant knowledge or experience? (Language, history, politics, agriculture, craft, etc): Yes
Do you swear to observe and follow all Fennic laws, as well as to abide by the rules set forth by the Institute?: Yes

@Sporadic

@Telanir

@Delmodan

Yikes 

Just now, Telanir said:

Hm, I want to make sure I understand this correctly. a) Snow Elves are not being axed. b) There are no IRP changes. c) An option from race selection is gone.

 

As far as I know, the Snow Elf roleplay, lore, and culture is rich and engaging as ever with the option and without it. But there may be something very obvious I’m not seeing and I understand that. Could you elaborate a bit on what your process is personally for attracting new folk and engaging activity in your group? I just wanted to see where the mechanics of the subrace button fit in there.

By removing the one race, and starting with snow elves, the people behind this are specifically targetting snow elves, which indicates a level of bias. Unless all subraces are removed at once, snow elf as an option as a subrace on the player card should be reintsated. 

Just now, Telanir said:

 

 

My comment, Aeldrin, was to make sure nobody felt this affected land. Period.

 

But, I can address the other concern too, since you guys ask. This discussion is really only beginning—but I too believe that all subraces should be affected. I have already begun dialogue on this matter with the Staff and I can keep you updated if you’d like. As far as your IRP position goes I don’t believe mechanical changes affect that, but then again, why one and not the others? I will look into this.

Until you remove all of the elven sub races, I think it would be fair to re-instate snow elves to persona cards, to prevent it from looking like it is ooc targeting a specific subrace. 

1 minute ago, Telanir said:

Just checking in to say that regardless of what mechanically you can click on—we won’t treat Nation status, land, and subraces as the same thing. If you earn land you will get land—the Administration won’t be looking at your character card. Good on you for the database purge though, hopefully it will keep things tidy for our Dev team.

We care about our character card as well. Until you take away high elves, dark elves, and wood elves as well, you are targetting a specific subrace and it seems unacceptable from someone on your position on the server.

I'm sorry but no. If you’re going to take the snow elven subrace away, take high elves, wood elves, and dark elves away with them. 

2 hours ago, Zastro_Steppe said:

Justiciar Application

[OOC]

Username: MauryTTF

Discord: MauryTTF#8922

Timezone: (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

 

[RP]

Name: Zastro Waibor

Gender: Male

Race/subrace/culture: Mali’fenn

Place of residence: 1 Suli Lane, Princefom of Fenn, Fenn Capital, Talar’ikur.

Prior relevant experience: Some in scholastics and linguistics, though none in the Evar’tirn directly. I intend to continue my study of the Ancient Elven Tongue; strengthening my grasp on the knowledge it presents with the intention of forming The Evar’maehr Academy within Fenn. Already I’ve spent some time within The Great Library of Dragur, growing my knowledge of affairs that would, ideally, someday benefit the Mali’fenn people.

 Do you swear obedience to the Princedom of Fenn, and to the Grand Prince?: I do.

oh dear. -1

32 minutes ago, Gamebravo said:

Username: EtherealPvP

Discord: Austin#4276

Timezone: CST

[RP]

Name: Aesilnoth Annungilben

Gender: Male

Race/subrace/culture: Mali’Fenn

Place of residence: Talar’ikur

Prior relevant experience: Have upheld the laws of Fenn since my arrival to the server along with being a Judiciary member of the former Global Assembly

Do you swear obedience to the Princedom of Fenn, and to the Grand Prince?: Of course.

Accepted