Isenwyrd Temple

Isenwyrd Temple
Edicts & Prayers

Stone & Prayer

You have laid stones where there was only ice. You have built shrines where there was only silence. While the dawn of a new civilization rises, this is an old land.

The Turning of the Age will eventually test everything you’ve built. Let us gather here at the Temple. Not to celebrate your achievements, but to consecrate it.

A road is just dirt until the Sovereign recognizes it as a Path. I ask that everyone places one symbolic item in the Temple chest. You are not laborers, but Apostles.

Please also take one of the provided books, and write your name, your lineage, and a prayer – a statement of intent for what you hope to achieve in Isenwyrd. These books will be collected and transcribed into the Official Codex.

For your symbolic offering – we are asking for something of real value to you. We are not asking for diamonds. We ask that you make a sacrifice. Something that represents your History. An old tool from your first day, a random block from a point of interest you found, a flower from your homeland.

These relics will be stored in the foundation of this Temple. Optionally, you may provide a confession. Using an Anonymous, unsigned book.

What is written and offered up to the Temple today will be etched into the Codex.


Cost of Plunder

We brought the treasure through our gates, and the shadows followed. We did not invite them, but we did provide the reason for their stay.

The Temple offers two paths.

One is the Path of the Cenotaph: To yield what is old to those who are older. To sacrifice some of our homes by marking them as sanctuaries for the ghosts to inhabit, so that they may be satisfied and leave the rest in peace.

The other is the Path of the Inquisitor: To draw a line in cold iron and white salt. To wage a defensive battle against the echoes of the past.

We must choose: Do we live alongside the ghosts, or do we fight to keep them out?

Take a book from the chest and make your Prayer heard.

Before you pray, read both books titled
“The Inquisitor” & “The Cenotaph”

Pilgrims, we do not vote as men did in the fallen world. Instead, we offer Prayers.

Your Prayers will be
heard by the temple in 10 days.

In 10 days, before a final decision can be made by the Temple, two of our Pilgrim’s must step forward to act as our Inquisitor and our Cenotaph. They will be tasked with leading us down our chosen path.

Gods bless you all, and may the light always shine upon Isenwyrd.