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Founded by [[Ondreian Shamsiel|Ondreian Shamsiel Faendryl]], [[Patriarch]] XVII of [[Faendryl|House Faendryl]], the '''Palestra''' was a place for the education and training of the finest warriors, especially those intended to protect [[Sorcerer]]s from summoned [[demon]]s. The students are especially well versed in theories of magic and how to counter summoned beings. Those who have finished their training can be directly hired by individual sorcerers as personal guards, for a fee. |
Founded by [[Ondreian Shamsiel|Ondreian Shamsiel Faendryl]], [[Patriarch]] XVII of [[Faendryl|House Faendryl]], the '''Palestra''' was a place for the education and training of the finest warriors, especially those intended to protect [[Sorcerer]]s from summoned [[demon]]s. The students are especially well versed in theories of magic and how to counter summoned beings. Those who have finished their training can be directly hired by individual sorcerers as personal guards, for a fee. Warriors from the Palestra directly contribute to the [[Basilican Guard]]. The Palestra is headed by a [[Palestrian Prefect]], a position which also carries the rank of [[Faendryl Archchancellor|Archchancellor]]. |
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Revision as of 14:51, 15 February 2006
Founded by Ondreian Shamsiel Faendryl, Patriarch XVII of House Faendryl, the Palestra was a place for the education and training of the finest warriors, especially those intended to protect Sorcerers from summoned demons. The students are especially well versed in theories of magic and how to counter summoned beings. Those who have finished their training can be directly hired by individual sorcerers as personal guards, for a fee. Warriors from the Palestra directly contribute to the Basilican Guard. The Palestra is headed by a Palestrian Prefect, a position which also carries the rank of Archchancellor.