S'Kra Mur/Beliefs - Revision history

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	===[[Dragon Priest (Cult)\|Dragon Priests]]===		===[[Dragon Priest (Cult)\|Dragon Priests]]===
	====Sect of Sh'kial====		====Sect of Sh'kial====
	Formed during times of discontent and poverty within the [[Empire of the Seven Pointed Star]], the Sect of Sh'kial began in 255BV and taught that the World Dragon should be appeased and pacified through worship. Sacrifices of existential offerings, not dissimilar from those given to the Thirteen, are given to the Dragon and rituals are performed in its honor. Sh'kial's theory was that, through worship and devotion, the temperamental personality of Elanthia could be controlled and prevented. If the World Dragon was appeased, then It would cease its rumblings and a golden age of Peace could be achieved. The Ru'atin Peri'el tolerated those of his Sect, believing them to ultimately be harmless. It was during Sh'kial's leadership that the Temple to the World Dragon was constructed in [[Muspar'i]].		Formed during times of discontent and poverty within the [[Empire of the Seven Pointed Star]], the Sect of Sh'kial began in 255BV and taught that the World Dragon should be appeased and pacified through worship. Sacrifices of existential offerings (roses, pearls, flowers, wine), not dissimilar from those given to the Thirteen, are given to the Dragon and rituals are performed in its honor.

			Sh'kial's theory was that, through worship and devotion, the temperamental personality of Elanthia could be controlled and prevented. If the World Dragon was appeased, then It would cease its rumblings and a golden age of Peace could be achieved. The Ru'atin Peri'el tolerated those of his Sect, believing them to ultimately be harmless. It was during Sh'kial's leadership that the Temple to the World Dragon was constructed in [[Muspar'i]].
⚫	[[Sh'kial]]'s teachings gained popularity among the S'Kra Mur of his time and he acquired a sizeable following. One of his most notable followers was Dzree, who later ~~rejected~~ Sh'kial's teachings. When Sh'kial spoke against Dzree's sacrifice of [[Human]]s, [[Elf\|Elves]], and sometimes S'Kra Mur the Dragon, Dzree assassinated him. Sh'kial died in 215BV.

		⚫	[[Sh'kial]]'s teachings gained popularity among the S'Kra Mur of his time and he acquired a sizeable following. One of his most notable followers was Dzree, who later twisted Sh'kial's teachings and spread her beliefs to many others. When Sh'kial spoke against Dzree's sacrifice of [[Human]]s, [[Elf\|Elves]], and sometimes S'Kra Mur the Dragon, Dzree named him a heretic and took control over the Priesthood. It is often said that Dzree assassinated him, but the deed itself was done by a student of hers. Sh'kial died in 215BV.

	Today, very little of the Sect of Sh'kial survives, primarily due to the events that followed the death of Sh'kial. Those that do follow the beliefs of the Sect of Sh'kial are often cagey or reclusive about admitting their beliefs to anyone.		Today, very little of the Sect of Sh'kial survives, primarily due to the events that followed the death of Sh'kial. Those that do follow the beliefs of the Sect of Sh'kial are often cagey or reclusive about admitting their beliefs to anyone.
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	====Sect of Dzree====		====Sect of Dzree====
	The primary belief held by those of the Sect of Dzree is that only with living sacrifice can one both honor and appease the World Dragon. ~~Some~~ ~~believed~~ ~~that~~ the ~~purpose~~ of the ~~sacrifices~~ were to ~~wake~~ the Dragon and bring about the end of the world. The following belief to this is, of course, that those that wake the Dragon will live and inherit the land.		The primary belief held by those of the Sect of Dzree is that only with living sacrifice can one both honor and appease the World Dragon -- or at least this is the simple way in which their beliefs differed from the path of Sh'Kial. Very quickly, Dzree pushed forth the belief that those who were fashioned in the shape of the Great Dragon should hold power over all others. And as she neared her death, she preached not of an age of Peace, but of a great war and of waking the Dragon in order to bring about the end of the world. The following belief to this is, of course, that those that wake the Dragon will live and inherit the land. What beliefs the remenants of this sect continue to hold today are often presented without the Dragon-waking.

	[[Dzree]]'s sect began forming shortly before she assassinated her former mentor, Sh'kial ~~in 205BL~~. Dzree took the harmless fanatical beliefs of Sh'kial and twisted them down a darker path: ~~Human and Elven~~ sacrifice. Naming herself High Priestess, she led her sect of Dragon Priests into a strong militant power that became known as the [[Dragon Priest Empire]]. The empire conquered much of the Five Realms. It was during this time that many S'Kra Mur began referring to her as The Hag and The Nameless One, either out of fear or disgust.		[[Dzree]]'s sect began forming shortly before she assassinated her former mentor, Sh'kial. Dzree took the harmless, fanatical beliefs of Sh'kial and twisted them down a darker path: living sacrifice. Naming herself High Priestess, she led her sect of Dragon Priests into a strong militant power that became known as the [[Dragon Priest Empire]]. The empire conquered much of the Five Realms. It was during this time that many S'Kra Mur began referring to her as The Hag and The Nameless One, either out of fear or disgust.

	At the height of their power, the empire had managed to completely destroy the Bard's guild and decimate nearly all of the Ru'atin Peri'el. Dzree's renowned hatred of [[Bard]]s is noted to have stemmed from ~~her~~ ~~failure~~ to ~~pass~~ ~~the~~ ~~entry~~ ~~examination~~ ~~for~~ the Ru'atin in her ~~youth~~ and ~~rekindled~~ ~~when~~ ~~the~~ Bards of ~~Elanthia~~ ~~became~~ her ~~greatest~~ ~~opposers~~.		At the height of their power, the empire had managed to completely destroy the Bard's guild and decimate nearly all of the Ru'atin Peri'el. Dzree's renowned hatred of [[Bard]]s is noted to have stemmed from shouldering the hopes and dreams of a destiny of becoming one of the most exalted Ru'atin Peri'el assured to her, only to miserably fail her entry examination. The biting sting of having her "destiny" ripped away from her led to a dislike that extended to all singers and a hatred for Bards that was firmly cemented when [[S'zella]] humiliated her within her own citadel.

	The Priests of Dzree's sect are credited with the creation of many foul creatures, including the [[Adan'f]]. The Adan'f are largely considered part of the Empire and make up a sizeable portion of the Empire's military power.		The Priests of Dzree's sect are credited with the creation of many foul creatures, including the [[Adan'f]]. The Adan'f are largely considered part of the Empire and make up a sizeable portion of the Empire's military power.
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	=Sources=		=Sources=
	:Former S'Kra Mur Champion GMs [[Ellerina]], [[Porlock]], [[Basilisc]]		:Former S'Kra Mur Champion GMs [[Ellerina]], [[Porlock]], [[Basilisc]]
			:[[Dzree: Empress of Death (book)\|Dzree: Empress of Death ]]
	:[[Elanthian Timeline]]		:[[Elanthian Timeline]]
	:[[Histories_of_the_Lohogi'hhs'ur_(book)\|Histories of the Lohigi'hhs'ur]]		:[[Histories_of_the_Lohogi'hhs'ur_(book)\|Histories of the Lohigi'hhs'ur]]

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Modern Dragon Priest Empire (401 AV)

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	;Notables:		;Notables:
	:[[Ael'tharaxus]] - Emperor [[Dragon]].		:[[Ael'tharaxus]] - Emperor [[Dragon]].
			:[[Suulnir]] - Ecclesiarch.


	=Sources=		=Sources=

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	===[[Hav'roth]]===		===[[Hav'roth]]===
	Hav'roth, a neutral god, is considered the chief deity of the proud people. One of the two large temples within the city of [[Muspar'i]] is devoted to him. He is believed to have not only given the [[S'Kra_Mur_Origins#The_Gifts_of_Hav'roth_(The_Gifts_of_the_Mind)\|the Gifts of the Mind]] to the S'Kra, but also to have, along with Peri'el, given the [[[[Histories of the Lohogi'hhs'ur (book)\|gift of shorter snouts]] to the S'Kra Mur of [[Qi'Reshalia]]. It should be noted, a neutral aspect is not always kind and giving -- Hav'roth is also known for his great, earth-shattering rage. It is this very rage that is told to have been the reason the first land of the S'Kra Mur was sundered into what is now Qi'Reshalia.		Hav'roth, a neutral god, is considered the chief deity of the proud people. One of the two large temples within the city of [[Muspar'i]] is devoted to him. He is believed to have not only given the [[S'Kra_Mur_Origins#The_Gifts_of_Hav'roth_(The_Gifts_of_the_Mind)\|the Gifts of the Mind]] to the S'Kra, but also to have, along with Peri'el, given the [[Histories of the Lohogi'hhs'ur (book)\|gift of shorter snouts]] to the S'Kra Mur of [[Qi'Reshalia]]. It should be noted, a neutral aspect is not always kind and giving -- Hav'roth is also known for his great, earth-shattering rage. It is this very rage that is told to have been the reason the first land of the S'Kra Mur was sundered into what is now Qi'Reshalia.

	;Gifts of the Mind		;Gifts of the Mind

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	;The Four Septs		;The Four Septs
	:Tuul ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Silver]]) - Often quiet and shy, the gentlest of the Ru'atin hold the soprano.		:Tuul ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Silver]]) - Often quiet and shy, the gentlest of the Ru'atin hold the soprano.
	:Tan'yi ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|~~Bronze~~]]) - The most devoted to Peri'el's music, they play a wide variety of instruments and they hold the alto.		:Tan'yi ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Copper]]) - The most devoted to Peri'el's music, they play a wide variety of instruments and they hold the alto.
	:Malk ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Gold]]) - Proudly, reverent of the virtues of the tail, and often lawmakers, they hold the tenor.		:Malk ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Gold]]) - Proudly, reverent of the virtues of the tail, and often lawmakers, they hold the tenor.
	:Dai ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Steel]]) - Valorous warriors, they hold the bass in a low, rhythmic chant.		:Dai ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Steel]]) - Valorous warriors, they hold the bass in a low, rhythmic chant.

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	;Notables:		;Notables:
	:[[Ashunara]] - A S'Kra Mur that recently joined the Ru'atin.
	:[[Maligen]] - High Priest of Peri'el that formed the Ru'atin Peri'el.		:[[Maligen]] - High Priest of Peri'el that formed the Ru'atin Peri'el.
	:[[Renrosali]] - First Singer of Peri'el. Current leader of the Ru'atin.		:[[Renrosali]] - First Singer of Peri'el. Current leader of the Ru'atin.
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	:[[Tasrhhsu]] - Member.		:[[Tasrhhsu]] - Member.
	:[[Vithhanami]] - Voice of Peri'el.		:[[Vithhanami]] - Voice of Peri'el.



	==The [[World Dragon]]==		==The [[World Dragon]]==

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	===[[Ushnish]]===		===[[Ushnish]]===
	The dark aspect Ushnish is known as the Serpent of Discord. He wields a staff called Indakar Grkhh'a ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Bringer of Thunder]]). It is believed that he first created the S'Kra as monstrous beasts in which to torment [[Human]]s with. Those that worship Ushnish will often do so not for their own protection, but to gain his favor and call the curse of his gifts -- disease, flood, famine -- upon their enemies.		The dark aspect Ushnish is known as the Serpent of Discord. He wields a staff called Indakar Grkhh'a ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Bringer of Thunder]]). It is believed that he first created the S'Kra as monstrous beasts in which to torment [[Human]]s with. Those that worship Ushnish will often do so not for their own protection, but to gain his favor and call the curse of his gifts -- disease, flood, famine -- upon their enemies.


	====[[Fangs of Ushnish (fleet)\|Fangs of Ushnish]]====		====[[Fangs of Ushnish (fleet)\|Fangs of Ushnish]]====
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	Today, very little of the Sect of Sh'kial survives, primarily due to the events that followed the death of Sh'kial. Those that do follow the beliefs of the Sect of Sh'kial are often cagey or reclusive about admitting their beliefs to anyone.		Today, very little of the Sect of Sh'kial survives, primarily due to the events that followed the death of Sh'kial. Those that do follow the beliefs of the Sect of Sh'kial are often cagey or reclusive about admitting their beliefs to anyone.

	Notables:		;Notables:
	:[[Sh'kial]] - First known leader of the Dragon Priests.		:[[Sh'kial]] - First known leader of the Dragon Priests.
	:[[Shehhgi]] - Serzyn's brother and rumored to have been a [[S'Kra Kor]].		:[[Shehhgi]] - Serzyn's brother and rumored to have been a [[S'Kra Kor]].
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	Though Dzree was ultimately defeated, the Dragon Priest Empire remained a scourge in the southern lands and rose to brief power again under Hhrsaraa, who claimed to be a daughter of Dzree and gave herself the title Dragon Priest Empress. The Empire fell to disorganized chaos once again when Hhrsaraa was killed. Today, the Sect of Dzree and thus the Dragon Priest Empire is little more than a pale shadow of its past.		Though Dzree was ultimately defeated, the Dragon Priest Empire remained a scourge in the southern lands and rose to brief power again under Hhrsaraa, who claimed to be a daughter of Dzree and gave herself the title Dragon Priest Empress. The Empire fell to disorganized chaos once again when Hhrsaraa was killed. Today, the Sect of Dzree and thus the Dragon Priest Empire is little more than a pale shadow of its past.

	Notables:		;Notables:
	:[[Dzree]] - First leader of the Dragon Priest Empire.		:[[Dzree]] - First leader of the Dragon Priest Empire.
	:[[Hhrsaraa]] - Deceased Dragon Priest Empress.		:[[Hhrsaraa]] - Deceased Dragon Priest Empress.
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	Those that practice these newly formed beliefs are rare and hard to find. Their motives remain a mystery, though by and large, they are considered a dangerous group by virtue of their the nature of their worship alone.		Those that practice these newly formed beliefs are rare and hard to find. Their motives remain a mystery, though by and large, they are considered a dangerous group by virtue of their the nature of their worship alone.


	;Notables:		;Notables:
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	:[[Skrissin]] - Associate of Sskriveis.		:[[Skrissin]] - Associate of Sskriveis.
	:[[Vhess]] - [[Smozh]] Worked for Skrissin as a mercenary.		:[[Vhess]] - [[Smozh]] Worked for Skrissin as a mercenary.


			===Modern Dragon Priest Empire (401 AV)===
			Upon his appearance, the [[Dragon]] [[Ael'tharaxus]] announced himself as the Emperor of the Dragon Priest Empire. While we have seen a reduction in the numbers that appear to have followed the Sect of Dzree's beliefs, there is not much known about the practices and beliefs of the current empire.

			;Notables:
			:[[Ael'tharaxus]] - Emperor [[Dragon]].


	=Sources=		=Sources=

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Servants of the Dragon: Correcting mentions of the Servants of the Dragon group, because they formed before Ael'tharaxus. Source Dragon Priest (Cult)

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	===[[Dragon_Priest_(Cult)#On_the_Contemporary_Movements_of_the_Dragon_and_His_Servants\|Servants of the Dragon]]===		===[[Dragon_Priest_(Cult)#On_the_Contemporary_Movements_of_the_Dragon_and_His_Servants\|Servants of the Dragon]]===
	A modern generation of Dragon Priest that prefer to be called Servants of the Dragon, a ~~change~~ ~~likely~~ ~~brought~~ ~~about~~ by ~~the~~ ~~Dragon~~ ~~Priest~~ ~~Empire~~ ~~being~~ ~~taken~~ ~~over~~ by a ~~literal~~ ~~dragon~~ ~~named~~ ~~[[Ael'tharaxus]].~~ ~~The~~ ~~Servants~~ ~~diverge~~ ~~from the former sects in their beliefs.~~ ~~Firstly,~~ ~~those~~ of the ~~newer generation dislike the term~~ Dragon Priest ~~and feel the term evokes memories of the sect of Dzree~~ and ~~her~~ ~~Empire.~~ ~~They also believe~~ the ~~term is not accurate. Rather than believing in purely sacrifice, the Servants refer to their following as a calling and believe they are communicated with directly~~.		A modern generation of Dragon Priest that prefer to be called Servants of the Dragon was first seen around 369 AV. It should be noted that this group was first written about a fair amount of time before Hhrsaraa took control of the Dragon Priest Empire and long before [[Ael'tharaxus]] became the Emperor.

			The Servants diverge from the former sects in their beliefs. Firstly, those of the newer generation dislike the term Dragon Priest and feel the term evokes memories of the sect of Dzree and her Empire. They also believe the term is not accurate. Rather than believing in purely sacrifice, the Servants refer to their following as a calling and believe they are communicated with directly.

	The Servants, who also refer to themselves as Called by the Master, Dragon Worshippers, Dragon-Called, The Called, and many other things center their practice around humility and eschew political power as a means to an end. They prefer to act directly as both the voice and hand of their Master.		The Servants, who also refer to themselves as Called by the Master, Dragon Worshippers, Dragon-Called, The Called, and many other things center their practice around humility and eschew political power as a means to an end. They prefer to act directly as both the voice and hand of their Master.

	Those that practice these newly formed beliefs are rare and hard to find. Their motives remain a mystery, though by and large, they are considered a dangerous group by virtue of their the nature of their worship alone~~. It remains to be known whether they continue to venerate the World Dragon or if the object of their true worship is the dragon, Ael'tharaxus~~.		Those that practice these newly formed beliefs are rare and hard to find. Their motives remain a mystery, though by and large, they are considered a dangerous group by virtue of their the nature of their worship alone.


	;Notables:		;Notables:
	:[[Ael'tharaxus]] - Emperor [[Dragon]]. 401AV
	:[[Sskriveis]] - First Among the Master's Chosen.		:[[Sskriveis]] - First Among the Master's Chosen.
	:[[Skrissin]] - Associate of Sskriveis.		:[[Skrissin]] - Associate of Sskriveis.
	:[[Vhess]] - [[Smozh]] Worked for Skrissin as a mercenary.		:[[Vhess]] - [[Smozh]] Worked for Skrissin as a mercenary.


	=Sources=		=Sources=

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	===The Sons of Hav'roth===		====The Sons of Hav'roth====
	The destruction of the first land is a tale that begins with three brothers, [[Mhalush]], [[Dhrakhh]], and [[Zaarin]]. The eldest of the brothers, [[Zaarin]] was to wed the Maiden of Peri'el [[Norayaz]], but the youngest, [[Dhrakhh]] became jealous and violated the [[S'Kra Mur Society#Ru'at\|ru'at]] -- Hav'roth's own ru'at. More of this tale can be read in the [[History_of_Muspar'i_--_The_Sun's_Egg_(book)\|History of Muspar'i]].		The destruction of the first land is a tale that begins with three brothers, [[Mhalush]], [[Dhrakhh]], and [[Zaarin]]. The eldest of the brothers, [[Zaarin]] was to wed the Maiden of Peri'el [[Norayaz]], but the youngest, [[Dhrakhh]] became jealous and violated the [[S'Kra Mur Society#Ru'at\|ru'at]] -- Hav'roth's own ru'at. More of this tale can be read in the [[History_of_Muspar'i_--_The_Sun's_Egg_(book)\|History of Muspar'i]].

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	The dark aspect Ushnish is known as the Serpent of Discord. He wields a staff called Indakar Grkhh'a ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Bringer of Thunder]]). It is believed that he first created the S'Kra as monstrous beasts in which to torment [[Human]]s with. Those that worship Ushnish will often do so not for their own protection, but to gain his favor and call the curse of his gifts -- disease, flood, famine -- upon their enemies.		The dark aspect Ushnish is known as the Serpent of Discord. He wields a staff called Indakar Grkhh'a ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Bringer of Thunder]]). It is believed that he first created the S'Kra as monstrous beasts in which to torment [[Human]]s with. Those that worship Ushnish will often do so not for their own protection, but to gain his favor and call the curse of his gifts -- disease, flood, famine -- upon their enemies.

	===[[Fangs of Ushnish (fleet)\|Fangs of Ushnish]]===		====[[Fangs of Ushnish (fleet)\|Fangs of Ushnish]]====
	While not a religious group, the Fangs certainly venerated Ushnish with their actions. They were a fleet of S'Kra Mur sailors credited with both suppressing piracy and being raiders themselves. They were first theorized by First King of Reshalia, Sarkhhl, and said to have formed during the reign of his son, [[Srethati]]. They were utterly destroyed in 931 BL by the [[Gorbesh]].		While not a religious group, the Fangs certainly venerated Ushnish with their actions. They were a fleet of S'Kra Mur sailors credited with both suppressing piracy and being raiders themselves. They were first theorized by First King of Reshalia, Sarkhhl, and said to have formed during the reign of his son, [[Srethati]]. They were utterly destroyed in 931 BL by the [[Gorbesh]].

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	===The Sons of Hav'roth===		===The Sons of Hav'roth===
	The destruction of the first land is a tale that begins with three brothers, [[Mhalush]], [[Dhrakhh], and [[Zaarin]]. The eldest of the brothers, [[Zaarin]] was to wed the Maiden of Peri'el [[Norayaz]], but the youngest, [[Dhrakhh]] became jealous and violated the [[S'Kra Mur Society#Ru'at\|ru'at]] -- Hav'roth's own ru'at. More of this tale can be read in the [[History_of_Muspar'i_--_The_Sun's_Egg_(book)\|History of Muspar'i]].		The destruction of the first land is a tale that begins with three brothers, [[Mhalush]], [[Dhrakhh]], and [[Zaarin]]. The eldest of the brothers, [[Zaarin]] was to wed the Maiden of Peri'el [[Norayaz]], but the youngest, [[Dhrakhh]] became jealous and violated the [[S'Kra Mur Society#Ru'at\|ru'at]] -- Hav'roth's own ru'at. More of this tale can be read in the [[History_of_Muspar'i_--_The_Sun's_Egg_(book)\|History of Muspar'i]].


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	;Notables:		;Notables:
			:[[Ashunara]] - A S'Kra Mur that recently joined the Ru'atin.
	:[[Maligen]] - High Priest of Peri'el that formed the Ru'atin Peri'el.		:[[Maligen]] - High Priest of Peri'el that formed the Ru'atin Peri'el.
⚫	:[[Sarkhhl]] - First King of Reshalia. Said to have decreed the creation of the sisterhood.
	:[[Renrosali]] - First Singer of Peri'el. Current leader of the Ru'atin.		:[[Renrosali]] - First Singer of Peri'el. Current leader of the Ru'atin.
		⚫	:[[Sarkhhl]] - First King of Reshalia. Said to have decreed the creation of the sisterhood.
⚫	:[[Vithhanami]] - Voice of Peri'el.
	:[[Shrada]] - Member.		:[[Shrada]] - Member.
	:[[Tasrhhsu]] - Member.		:[[Tasrhhsu]] - Member.
		⚫	:[[Vithhanami]] - Voice of Peri'el.

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	:Tuul ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Silver]]) - Often quiet and shy, the gentlest of the Ru'atin hold the soprano.		:Tuul ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Silver]]) - Often quiet and shy, the gentlest of the Ru'atin hold the soprano.
	:Tan'yi ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|~~Bronze~~]]) - The most devoted to Peri'el's music, they play a wide variety of instruments and they hold the alto.		:Tan'yi ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Copper]]) - The most devoted to Peri'el's music, they play a wide variety of instruments and they hold the alto.
	:Malk ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Gold]]) - Proudly, reverent of the virtues of the tail, and often lawmakers, they hold the tenor.		:Malk ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Gold]]) - Proudly, reverent of the virtues of the tail, and often lawmakers, they hold the tenor.
	:Dai ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Steel]]) - Valorous warriors, they hold the bass in a low, rhythmic chant.		:Dai ([[S'Kra Mur Lexicon\|Steel]]) - Valorous warriors, they hold the bass in a low, rhythmic chant.