DM-Nastics #29: Order! ORDER!

if its cool I'll take another stab at an item since its the same folks responding.

#7: The order was founded in a cathedral hidden high among the peaks of a mountain, it was in this cathedral dedicated to Pelor that several archbishop's, paladin's, and clerics gathered. To create a symbol of Pelor's might and righteousness. This cathedral is known as the Pillar of Light. Many devout followers of Pelor gather there to make their offerings, as it is the first place to see sunrise in the region. For those who follow Pelor and his teachings, this place has become a sacred and most holy place. So much so, that it is often recommended that followers make a pilgrimage to the Pillar of Light at least once in their lifetime. The cathedral stands tall among the peaks, with soaring sixty foot spires and a main hall of worship with fifty foot vaulted ceilings. The structure of the cathedral is made with ivory white marble with small flowing lines of black mica. The beauty of the cathedral itself is only surpassed by the morning sunrise. The legacy of Pelor.

love it laser! absolutely love it!

with a dash of #11 on that one.

which brings a nr 11

The reformed vampire general of Mahazael, Neg'Thul,  who joined arms with the mind of the stars in defeating his former master.
Some say he still lives and is travelling and recruiting members for a branch of the order consisting of the reformed children of the night (vampires, werewolves, etc)

EDIT:

Actually what are the laws for divine classes and vampirism?

****, my last 11 were supposed to be a nr 9 (notable figures)
also think treys nr 6 has a nr 9 character in it? ( Trey dovin, founder of the order)


also I was meaning like in the dnd rules, like how in 3.5 barbarians had to be chaotic.

Adding to #8

The Mind of the Stars are to seek out, gather, and then protect several lost relics from an earlier age. These relics are specifically named in a tome that is known only to the leaders of the order. Each relic plays a crucial part in sustaining Pelor's power and status as an elder deity. While these relics are important to the potency of Pelor, they also have a practical use in the material realm. When each relic is combined with a prayer ritual they are known to aid those in a time of great need.

I think we filled it all the important stuff out guys. It looks really good. I do have a suggestion joatmoniac. Maybe you could add a space between the numbers so they are separate paragraphs instead of a block of text. Oh and for #9, here is some more info on Trey Dovin.

Trey Dovin, a human priest of Pelor, who grew up in a small village. He devoted his life to Pelor when a troop of priests stopped a large werewolf attack on his village. He left his village with the priests and learned the ways of Pelor. Many years later, Trey joined a group of adventures after they saved him when his troop was ambushed on the road. They traveled together for many years until they reached Lord Mahazael's kingdom and restored him to the throne, much to the dismay of Trey. He parted ways with his friends to build The Mind of the Stars in order to combat Lord Mahazael. He didn't live long enough to see the vampire's fall, dying of old age. He has no tomb at the Pillar of Light cathedral, as it said that when he died sitting on the cathedral's balcony, basking in the glory of the rising sun, he too rose with the rising sun into the realm of Pelor.