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'''''Welcome to the Sisters Moonlit Lake''''' |
'''''Welcome to the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake''''' |
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'''Sanctioning Province:''' Zoluren |
'''Sanctioning Province:''' Zoluren |
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'''Mothers''' (5 sisters): Pyppa, Leayne, Ysindre, |
'''Mothers''' (5 sisters): Pyppa, Leayne, Ysindre, Allye |
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Mothers are voted in yearly or when space is available |
Mothers are voted in yearly or when space is available |
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'''Sisters''' (female characters): Amaci, Eruwyn, |
'''Sisters''' (female characters): Amaci, Eruwyn, Jaelia, Lasaia, Zamal |
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'''Wizards''' (male characters that are allies of the Sisterhood): Seydin, Ezathiel |
'''Wizards''' (male characters that are allies of the Sisterhood): Seydin, Ezathiel, Karturis |
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The Sisters of the Moonlit Lake have a rich and ancient history that stretches back centuries, rooted in the mystical traditions of the old world. Legend has it that their coven was founded by a wise and powerful mage |
The Sisters of the Moonlit Lake have a rich and ancient history that stretches back centuries, rooted in the mystical traditions of the old world. Legend has it that their coven was founded by a wise and powerful mage whose connection to the moon was unparalleled. The mage was said to have communed with the lunar energies at the very shores of the Moonlit Lake, where the veil between the mundane world and the realm of magic was thinnest. |
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As the story goes, |
As the story goes, a wise mage was joined by a small group of like-minded women who shared her reverence for the cycles of the moon and the natural elements. Together, they formed the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake, a sisterhood dedicated to harnessing the ancient powers of the cosmos to better themselves and those around them. |
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The coven's rituals are deeply intertwined with the phases of the moon, the solar equinoxes, and solstices, as well as the elements of air, ground, water, and fire. Each coven member is initiated through sacred rites that honor their connection to these elemental forces, marking their commitment to the path of magic and wisdom. |
The coven's rituals are deeply intertwined with the phases of the moon, the solar equinoxes, and solstices, as well as the elements of air, ground, water, and fire. Each coven member is initiated through sacred rites that honor their connection to these elemental forces, marking their commitment to the path of magic and wisdom. |
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Central to the coven's beliefs is the idea that the mind has the power to shape reality in ways that science has yet to understand fully. Through their spells and rituals, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake seek to harness this power to aid others in overcoming life's difficulties. However, they do so under a strict ethical code guided by the principle of Harm None. |
Central to the coven's beliefs is the idea that the mind has the power to shape reality in ways that science has yet to understand fully. Through their spells and rituals, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake seek to harness this power to aid others in overcoming life's difficulties. However, they do so under a strict ethical code guided by the principle of Harm None. |
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Within their sacred circle, the sisters pledge to use their magic only for the benefit of others, never for personal gain or harm. Outside the circle, they are bound by their duty to defend the defenseless, their homes, loved ones, and themselves, drawing upon their magical abilities when necessary to uphold justice and protect those in need. |
Within their sacred circle, the sisters pledge to use their magic only for the benefit of others, never for personal gain or harm. Outside the circle, they are bound by their duty to defend the defenseless, their homes, loved ones, and themselves, drawing upon their magical abilities when necessary to uphold justice and protect those in need. We will harvest what we need from nature, cull the dangers from our lands, and hunt only to feed and clothe ourselves and our people. |
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Beyond their practice of magic, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake also adhere to fundamental ethical principles that emphasize the importance of harmony with oneself, others, and the planet. They strive to live in harmony with the natural world, fostering a deep respect for the interconnectedness of all living beings and the delicate balance of the planet's ecosystems. |
Beyond their practice of magic, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake also adhere to fundamental ethical principles that emphasize the importance of harmony with oneself, others, and the planet. They strive to live in harmony with the natural world, fostering a deep respect for the interconnectedness of all living beings and the delicate balance of the planet's ecosystems. |
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Throughout the centuries, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake have remained steadfast in their dedication to their ancient traditions, passing down their wisdom from generation to generation. Today, their coven continues to thrive, its members bound together by a shared commitment to the pursuit of magic, wisdom, and ethical living. |
Throughout the centuries, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake have remained steadfast in their dedication to their ancient traditions, passing down their wisdom from generation to generation. Today, their coven continues to thrive, its members bound together by a shared commitment to the pursuit of magic, wisdom, and ethical living. |
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Coven's first Sister only meeting dates: March 10th 2024, Arthe Dale |
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Welcome to the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake
At Sisters of the Moonlit Lake, our mission is to foster a loving, friendly, and passionate community rooted in sisterhood, rituals, and herbals to support and empower our members on their spiritual journey
Reach out to any Mother if interested in joining.
Sisters sponsorship is required. If you do not already have a sister sponsor, one will be assigned to you.
Guilds Welcome: All Guilds Welcome, but Necromancer
Races Welcome: All
Sanctioning Province: Zoluren
Mothers (5 sisters): Pyppa, Leayne, Ysindre, Allye
Mothers are voted in yearly or when space is available
Sisters (female characters): Amaci, Eruwyn, Jaelia, Lasaia, Zamal
Wizards (male characters that are allies of the Sisterhood): Seydin, Ezathiel, Karturis
The Sisters of the Moonlit Lake have a rich and ancient history that stretches back centuries, rooted in the mystical traditions of the old world. Legend has it that their coven was founded by a wise and powerful mage whose connection to the moon was unparalleled. The mage was said to have communed with the lunar energies at the very shores of the Moonlit Lake, where the veil between the mundane world and the realm of magic was thinnest.
As the story goes, a wise mage was joined by a small group of like-minded women who shared her reverence for the cycles of the moon and the natural elements. Together, they formed the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake, a sisterhood dedicated to harnessing the ancient powers of the cosmos to better themselves and those around them.
The coven's rituals are deeply intertwined with the phases of the moon, the solar equinoxes, and solstices, as well as the elements of air, ground, water, and fire. Each coven member is initiated through sacred rites that honor their connection to these elemental forces, marking their commitment to the path of magic and wisdom.
Central to the coven's beliefs is the idea that the mind has the power to shape reality in ways that science has yet to understand fully. Through their spells and rituals, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake seek to harness this power to aid others in overcoming life's difficulties. However, they do so under a strict ethical code guided by the principle of Harm None.
Within their sacred circle, the sisters pledge to use their magic only for the benefit of others, never for personal gain or harm. Outside the circle, they are bound by their duty to defend the defenseless, their homes, loved ones, and themselves, drawing upon their magical abilities when necessary to uphold justice and protect those in need. We will harvest what we need from nature, cull the dangers from our lands, and hunt only to feed and clothe ourselves and our people.
Beyond their practice of magic, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake also adhere to fundamental ethical principles that emphasize the importance of harmony with oneself, others, and the planet. They strive to live in harmony with the natural world, fostering a deep respect for the interconnectedness of all living beings and the delicate balance of the planet's ecosystems.
Throughout the centuries, the Sisters of the Moonlit Lake have remained steadfast in their dedication to their ancient traditions, passing down their wisdom from generation to generation. Today, their coven continues to thrive, its members bound together by a shared commitment to the pursuit of magic, wisdom, and ethical living.
Coven's first Sister only meeting dates: March 10th 2024, Arthe Dale