Historia by Weygand
Historia is Weygand's own study of the history of the Ordo Templaris and based on information he has collected compared to information found inMemento - By Ehoc
Historia by Weygand
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Entry submitted by Weygand Historia Entry #0001
Ehoc's work called Project "Memento" has helped the Order reconnect with it's original roots by detailing the almost forgotten history of the Ordo Templaris. However even Ehoc's accounts have been limited by the lose of what is now the ancient sources of the old Order. Thus I have decided to try fill in the holes with what knowledge I myself have been able to puzzle together in this document called "Historia". I hope that publishing these files will also convince others to tell me what they know so we can help to preserve the ever fading history of the Ordo.
Original Founders or Pillars of the Ordo Templaris:
Alea The Pillar
Teregun The Flame
Loanne The Keeper
Xeph The Seeker
Rina The Spear
Okera The Shield
Mir The Architect
Currently the Council of Seven consists of: Fia The Pillar Teregun The Flame [empty] The Keeper Craft'lon The Seeker Azamya The Spear [empty] The Shield [empty] The Architect?
From my understanding the council is currently going through a phase of reselection hence the very sudden and recent appointments. I will keep this file updated every time it changes. The council makes decisions collectively as to the direction of the Order. This is very different to the Diarchy system that Fenrir and Ehoc implemented when they took up the name of the Ordo Templaris.
I have found out that apparently Fenrir was supposed to become 'The Shield' of the order, however the death of Fenrir obviously prevented this.
As well as this Mir or 'The Architect' has apparently passed away relatively recently, the reason as to why he and Teregun have lived so long I will try to explain in my next entry. I do not know how or where he passed away but apparently he moved on peacefully and willingly.
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Entry submitted by Weygand Historia Entry #0002
Teregun. The Flame of the Ordo Templaris has had a lot of different names and titles. Currently most of the Order will know him as Halogi. Some may also know of his title of Mistbringer. The story as to how Teregun got this title also somewhat explains how he has lived so long. During the Second Crusade, the last Seeker of the Second Crusade (I'm afraid I don't know his name) would perish at critical point in the War. Because of the desperation of the Order to have a Seeker, instead of finding a new Seeker, Teregun - The Flame went to Mir - The Architect for help. The details of what happened are limited but it is said that the Flame was able to bring Xeph - The First Seeker through time to that present moment, appearing as a 'blue mist'. For this Teregun would be know as the one who brought 'The Mist of the Seeker' or simply 'Mistbringer', in the Orders time of great need. However it seems like whatever ritual or power used to bring the Seeker to them effected the role of the Seeker, the Flame and the Architect. Whatever happened allowed, whether they wanted to it or not, for the Architect and the Flame to live for many years past their expiration date. The Flame still lives with us today and the Architect has only passed away recently. It seem like it also changed the Seeker too, though the information is lost or fuzzy, we can only speculate. End Recording
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Entry submitted by Weygand Historia Entry #0001
Ehoc's work called Project "Memento" has helped the Order reconnect with it's original roots by detailing the almost forgotten history of the Ordo Templaris. However even Ehoc's accounts have been limited by the lose of what is now the ancient sources of the old Order. Thus I have decided to try fill in the holes with what knowledge I myself have been able to puzzle together in this document called "Historia". I hope that publishing these files will also convince others to tell me what they know so we can help to preserve the ever fading history of the Ordo.
Currently the Council of Seven consists of: Fia The Pillar Teregun The Flame [empty] The Keeper Craft'lon The Seeker Azamya The Spear [empty] The Shield [empty] The Architect?
From my understanding the council is currently going through a phase of reselection hence the very sudden and recent appointments. I will keep this file updated every time it changes. The council makes decisions collectively as to the direction of the Order. This is very different to the Diarchy system that Fenrir and Ehoc implemented when they took up the name of the Ordo Templaris.
I have found out that apparently Fenrir was supposed to become 'The Shield' of the order, however the death of Fenrir obviously prevented this.
As well as this Mir or 'The Architect' has apparently passed away relatively recently, the reason as to why he and Teregun have lived so long I will try to explain in my next entry. I do not know how or where he passed away but apparently he moved on peacefully and willingly.
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Entry submitted by Weygand Historia Entry #0002
Teregun. The Flame of the Ordo Templaris has had a lot of different names and titles. Currently most of the Order will know him as Halogi. Some may also know of his title of Mistbringer. The story as to how Teregun got this title also somewhat explains how he has lived so long. During the Second Crusade, the last Seeker of the Second Crusade (I'm afraid I don't know his name) would perish at critical point in the War. Because of the desperation of the Order to have a Seeker, instead of finding a new Seeker, Teregun - The Flame went to Mir - The Architect for help. The details of what happened are limited but it is said that the Flame was able to bring Xeph - The First Seeker through time to that present moment, appearing as a 'blue mist'. For this Teregun would be know as the one who brought 'The Mist of the Seeker' or simply 'Mistbringer', in the Orders time of great need. However it seems like whatever ritual or power used to bring the Seeker to them effected the role of the Seeker, the Flame and the Architect. Whatever happened allowed, whether they wanted to it or not, for the Architect and the Flame to live for many years past their expiration date. The Flame still lives with us today and the Architect has only passed away recently. It seem like it also changed the Seeker too, though the information is lost or fuzzy, we can only speculate. End Recording
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