Sisters of the Moonlit Lake

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Sisters of the Moonlit Lake
Sanctioned Province: Zoluren
City Base: Crossing
Active Members: 9
Website: None
Twitter: None
Officers
Speaker: {{{speaker}}}
Vice Speaker: {{{vicespeaker}}}
Treasurer: {{{treasurer}}}
Council Members

Pyppa
Jaelia
Leayne
Ysindre
Open

Amaci
Eruwyn
Allye

Welcome to the Sisters 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, Jaelia, (one empty spot to be voted on)

             Mothers are voted in yearly or when space is available

Sisters (female characters): Amaci, Eruwyn, Allye

Wizards (male characters that are allies of the Sisterhood): Seydin, Ezathiel



Our rituals usually focus on lunar phases, solar equinoxes, solstices, elements such as air, earth, water, fire, and initiation rites.

We believe our minds can affect reality in ways that science has yet to discover. We conduct spells to help people deal with some common life difficulties. However, we practice magick under an ethical code, which states that we can only use magick to help someone. Within our sacred circle, we follow the creed of Harm None, but outside the circle, we will defend the defenseless, our homes, our loved ones, and ourselves to the best of our abilities.

Other fundamental ethical principles claim we should always seek to harmonize with ourselves, others, and the planet.