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| | *''Castellan:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Castellan]]}} | | *''Castellan:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Castellan]]}} |
| - | *''Kogaion:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Kogaion]]}} | + | *''Kogaion:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Kogaion]]}} |
| | *''Grand Wyrm:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Grand Wyrm]]}} | | *''Grand Wyrm:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Grand Wyrm]]}} |
| | *''Convener:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Convener]]}} | | *''Convener:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Convener]]}} |
| | *''Guardian:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Guardian]]}} | | *''Guardian:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Guardian]]}} |
| | *''Confessor:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Confessor]]}} | | *''Confessor:'' {{#ask: [[Concept:Active Vampires]] [[Covenant Title::Confessor]]}} |
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| | ==History of the Ordo Dracul == | | ==History of the Ordo Dracul == |
| - | ''Sketch''
| + | * 2009 Attacked by Brood. |
| - | *Suffered an attack on the Florin Chapter House in 2013, perpetrated by the Society of Penelope. | + | * 2013 Attacked by the Society of Penelope. |
| - | *In the late fall and early winter of 2014 the Academy of Sacramento split into two Chapters. One has since quietly faded away. | + | * 2014 Fractured into two Academies by David Regan opposing [[Martha Villiers]]. |
| - | **[[David Regan]], who was newly sworn to the Dying Light at the time, became the Grand Wyrm at this point.
| + | * 2016 Second Academy withered and the Dragons joined under one Academy again. |
| - | | + | * 2017 Dragons abandon the original Chapter House under the leadership of Grand Wyrm Lina Moretti to found a new Chapter House in a more politically advantageous territory. |
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| + | * 2019 All Dragons in the Domain leave. The new Chapter House is empty. [[Dirt Nap]] returns to occupy it alone and begins training new Slaves, though none stay to complete a Crysalis. |
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| + | * 2020 Horatio Quilz Sworn of the Axe arrives in the Domain to take charge and restore the Covenant. Horatio leaves suddenly within the year. Only Dirt Nap remains. |
| - | == Important Thematic Links ==
| + | * 2021 Dirt Nap leaves and there are no Dragons in the Domain. He returns and another Dragon, Quinn Durant arrives. He is successful in teaching Quinn Durant and she completes a Crysalis, attaining a Coil. Quinn Durant leaves the Dragons but remains in the Domain. Dirt Nap burns down the new Chapter House and ascends to Sworn of Mysteries intent on restoring the original Chapter House in the Domain as its location is a secret to Quinn Durant and other newer arrivals who only knew the location of the new Chapter House. |
| - | *[[Ordo Dracul Chapterhouse|The Chapterhouse]] | + | |
| - | *[[Ordo Dracul Titles|Cyphers and Titles]] | + | |
| - | *[[Ordo Dracul Paths of Fate|The Paths of Fate]] | + | |
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| | ==The Sworn of Dracula== | | ==The Sworn of Dracula== |
| - | There are three Sworn Orders within the Ordo Dracul. Those are the '''Sworn of the Axe''' (aka Crimson, warriors and protectors), the '''Sworn of the Dying Light''' (Azure, scholars and judges), and the '''Sworn of the Mysteries''' (Onyx, diplomats and politicians). The colors noted there are ceremonial colors, and some in each Sworn order may take offense should an Unsworn or Sworn of another Oath wear them at official OD functions. Because the Sworn have additional responsibilities placed on them, their authority expands further than the Unsworn. | + | There are three Sworn Orders within the Ordo Dracul. Those are the '''Sworn of the Axe''' (aka Crimson, warriors, and protectors), the '''Sworn of the Dying Light''' (Azure, scholars, and judges), and the '''Sworn of the Mysteries''' (Onyx, diplomats and politicians). The colors noted there are ceremonial colors, and some in each Sworn order may take offense should an Unsworn or Sworn of another Oath wear them at official OD functions. Because the Sworn have additional responsibilities placed on them, their authority expands further than the Unsworn. |
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| - | When it comes to giving orders, if neither are Oathbound (or both are), the one with more more [[Coils of the Dragon]] has greater [[Ordo Dracul Titles|rank]] and thus greater authority. However, any Oathbound outranks an Unsworn. But, if both are equal in Oath (or lack thereof) as well as [[Coils of the Dragon]], the one with more Ordo Dracul status has more authority. | + | When it comes to giving orders, if neither are Oathbound (or both are), the one with more [[Coils of the Dragon]] has greater [[Ordo Dracul Titles|rank]] and thus greater authority. However, any Oathbound outranks an Unsworn. But, if both are equal in Oath (or lack thereof) as well as [[Coils of the Dragon]], the one with more Ordo Dracul status has more authority. |
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| | This has a few exceptions. In battle, deference goes to the Axe. In matters of research, to the Dying Light. In matters of policy, to the Mysteries.<ref>Ordo Dracul</ref><ref>Rites of the Dragon pg 111-121</ref> | | This has a few exceptions. In battle, deference goes to the Axe. In matters of research, to the Dying Light. In matters of policy, to the Mysteries.<ref>Ordo Dracul</ref><ref>Rites of the Dragon pg 111-121</ref> |
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| - | ==The Rite of Sacramento==
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| - | '''The Intellectual Gold Rush'''
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| - | Sacramento presents unprecedented opportunities to not only observe but to enact Change in our Requiems. To that end, the Academy of Sacramento requires a flexibility that is normally unheard of in other Academies. Sacramento, in the early 19th century, was the center of the Gold Rush; a time that promised material wealth and riches beyond imagining. Tonight, we find ourselves in a Gold Rush of a different, more salient sort: a rush of Ideas. To this end, the Academy is establishing a Rite that, once ratified, will form the basis of our way forward.
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| - | So long as it remains within the realm of propriety, we acknowledge the validity of any idea, no matter the providence, school of methodology, or transcendental camp.
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| - | At the foundation of our Rite, is the Philadelphian Rite in that we will not deny our existence to the greater whole. Indeed, our esteemed Order has had a long history with the Domain of Sacramento to the point where it serves us little use to deny our existence now. After all, the Grand Dragon Conclave in London forming the Wallachian Rite in the late 18th century did not foresee the Change Dracula would create in the Order. This is not to say that there is no wisdom held within the Wallachian Rite. In fact, we know the words with the '''Rites of the Dragon''' to be fact and adhere to its tenets. Further we will seek to occlude the inner-workings of our Order from outsiders, though we admit our existence.
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| - | Our Rite, focuses on the panning for knowledge from the depths and the streams from which all knowledge flows. We harbor no ill-will towards those of other covenants since we might learn valuable lessons from our cousins and associates who follow different paths. Further, we will allow the freedom our Unsworn and our new members need to become ready for the rigors of Study or further ascension. Only through working together, encouraging one another, and assisting one another can we all Change.
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The Ordo Dracul is a Kindred Covenant focused on transcendence. Often, they use the nickname Dragons and are also sometimes referred to as The Secret Estate by the Invictus.
The Grand Wyrm is the official leader of the Ordo Dracul Covenant.
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Stations
- Castellan:
- Kogaion:
- Grand Wyrm:
- Convener:
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Active Members
History of the Ordo Dracul
- 2009 Attacked by Brood.
- 2013 Attacked by the Society of Penelope.
- 2014 Fractured into two Academies by David Regan opposing Martha Villiers.
- 2016 Second Academy withered and the Dragons joined under one Academy again.
- 2017 Dragons abandon the original Chapter House under the leadership of Grand Wyrm Lina Moretti to found a new Chapter House in a more politically advantageous territory.
- 2019 All Dragons in the Domain leave. The new Chapter House is empty. Dirt Nap returns to occupy it alone and begins training new Slaves, though none stay to complete a Crysalis.
- 2020 Horatio Quilz Sworn of the Axe arrives in the Domain to take charge and restore the Covenant. Horatio leaves suddenly within the year. Only Dirt Nap remains.
- 2021 Dirt Nap leaves and there are no Dragons in the Domain. He returns and another Dragon, Quinn Durant arrives. He is successful in teaching Quinn Durant and she completes a Crysalis, attaining a Coil. Quinn Durant leaves the Dragons but remains in the Domain. Dirt Nap burns down the new Chapter House and ascends to Sworn of Mysteries intent on restoring the original Chapter House in the Domain as its location is a secret to Quinn Durant and other newer arrivals who only knew the location of the new Chapter House.
The Sworn of Dracula
There are three Sworn Orders within the Ordo Dracul. Those are the Sworn of the Axe (aka Crimson, warriors, and protectors), the Sworn of the Dying Light (Azure, scholars, and judges), and the Sworn of the Mysteries (Onyx, diplomats and politicians). The colors noted there are ceremonial colors, and some in each Sworn order may take offense should an Unsworn or Sworn of another Oath wear them at official OD functions. Because the Sworn have additional responsibilities placed on them, their authority expands further than the Unsworn.
When it comes to giving orders, if neither are Oathbound (or both are), the one with more Coils of the Dragon has greater rank and thus greater authority. However, any Oathbound outranks an Unsworn. But, if both are equal in Oath (or lack thereof) as well as Coils of the Dragon, the one with more Ordo Dracul status has more authority.
This has a few exceptions. In battle, deference goes to the Axe. In matters of research, to the Dying Light. In matters of policy, to the Mysteries.[1][2]
