Monks of the Moon and Bow
Culture
The Monks of Moon and Bow have integrated their archery practice closely with their religious beliefs, emphasizing a disciplined approach to the skill. While the monks are available for hire based on their archery skills, they strictly adhere to their principles and will not engage in activities that involve aggression or assassination. Instead, they prefer to work as guards or peacekeepers. In the early stages of their training, the monks focus on mastering proper breathing and developing the ability to ignore distractions. As they progress, they learn to take advantage of high terrain, and the final stage of their training involves shooting accurately while in motion.
Worship
The monks of Moon and Bow have a unique approach to their archery practice as it is strongly tied to their religion. They dedicate their lives to the art of archery and consider the bow to be a reflection of the crescent moon. Unlike the typical followers of the chaos goddess Nromrore, the monks are more rigid and disciplined in their approach. They believe that even amidst chaos, there are patterns, and one of Nromrore's many heads contains a logical mind. This belief guides their practice and strengthens their discipline.
Archers, like the Moon, should be clam and have perfect form.
Type
Religious, Monastic Order
Alternative Names
Zen Archers
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