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Cinero at 20:25, 8 October 2022

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Cinero: Created page with "Magic Most gods respect a covenant of a shared "book" in which the names of all their agents are listed. When a name is stricken from the book, that being is no longer prote..."

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Created page with "Magic Most gods respect a covenant of a shared "book" in which the names of all their agents are listed. When a name is stricken from the book, that being is no longer prote..."

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Most gods respect a covenant of a shared "book" in which the names of all their agents are listed. When a name is stricken from the book, that being is no longer protected by their patron or the covenant. This is what happened to [[Gatriel]] when she left Tempus' service. Had she not been claimed by Dolmodeen, she likely would have perished.

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-Most gods respect a covenant of a shared "book" in which the names of all their agents are listed. The gods and their agents treat other agents with a minimum of professional courtesy. All know that to strike at a listed agent is to strike at their patron.
+Most gods respect a covenant of a shared "book" in which the names of all their agents are listed. The gods and their agents treat other agents with a minimum of professional courtesy. All know that to insult or harm a listed agent is to offend their patron.
-Generally, agents created or claimed by the gods can only survive and thrive by staying true to their duty.
+Generally, agents created or claimed by the gods can only survive and thrive by staying true to their duty. The book cements this relationship, too.
 When a name is stricken from the book, that being is no longer protected by their patron or the covenant. A rogue agent is an embarrassment to their former patron, and often a target for their old foes or rivals. (This is what happened to [[Gatriel]] when she left Tempus' service. Had she not been claimed by Dolmodeen, she likely would have perished.)
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−	Most gods respect a covenant of a shared "book" in which the names of all their agents are listed. When a name is stricken from the book, that being is no longer protected by their patron or the covenant. This is what happened to [[Gatriel]] when she left Tempus' service. Had she not been claimed by Dolmodeen, she likely would have perished.	+	Most gods respect a covenant of a shared "book" in which the names of all their agents are listed. The gods and their agents treat other agents with a minimum of professional courtesy. All know that to strike at a listed agent is to strike at their patron.
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		+	Generally, agents created or claimed by the gods can only survive and thrive by staying true to their duty.
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		+	When a name is stricken from the book, that being is no longer protected by their patron or the covenant. A rogue agent is an embarrassment to their former patron, and often a target for their old foes or rivals. (This is what happened to [[Gatriel]] when she left Tempus' service. Had she not been claimed by Dolmodeen, she likely would have perished.)

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