![]() In the spirit of the Great Fathers of Egypt's deserts we value simplicity, submission and humility. The Community of Saint Anthony follows the oldest of monastic rules, set originally by Saint Anthony of Egypt, Saint Paul of Thebes, Saint Macarius and Saint Pachomius. Study and proselytism are the corner pillars of the order and as a member you are expected to spread the Nestorian faith ever eastwards. Only the literate may join the order and strict celibacy is required. Members swear to observe to strict obedience and to spread the word of the three great Nestorian doctors, Nestorius, Diodore of Tarsus, and Theodore of Mopsuestia. The order of Abraham the Great follow the monastic rules set by Abraham of Kashkar. Megaloschemos get higher incomes from religious vassals. A lay member of the Order is not required to take on the life of a hermit – instead focus should be placed on helping the members of your community. The followers of Saint Basil lead an ascetic life, finding purpose in prayer as well as work, often in the name of aiding their fellow men and women. As a lay member of their Order you are expected to not pursue material wealth, but strive to be a seeker of truth. The Dominican Order are able to listen to the confessions of any Christian – dressed in white and black, they lead the holy inquisition, charged with a mission to identify heretics. Often recognized by their black habits, they worship God and find purpose in prayer and quiet contemplation as well as scholarly work. The Benedictine Order is an old monastic community with 'Ora et Labora', meaning 'pray and labor', as their motto. ![]() This is very helpful in order to reach the conditions of Sainthood. On mission success, the member may receive one of the virtuous traits Chaste, Temperate, Charitable, Diligent, Patient, Kind, Humble (also Content, Honest, or Kind ), or have one of sinful traits Lustful, Gluttonous, Greedy, Slothful, Wroth, Envious, Proud (also Ambitious, Cruel, Deceitful, or Cynical ) removed.Permanent stat bonus to Wards through events. ![]()
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