The Conclave

The Conclave is a path of spirit and wisdom. Those who join stand for controlled grace and self-understanding. The faithful who embark in this path do so to educate the masses, purify tainted soil, expel malign foes and spirits, and to ensure that members of the Order retain an orthodox view of the world and retain morality even through times of hardship and distress.

The clerics of the Conclave are seen as spiritual guides, renowned for their abilities to banish any malevolent being, and delivering clemency to the worthy.

Structure
Designed as primarily a clerical organization, those who become one with the Conclave tend to follow the role of exorcists, healers, confessors or at times diplomats. Like all divisions within the Brotherhood of Disciples, aspirants willing to become part of the Conclave must accomplish three trials. They are ruled over by the Arch Lector.

Hierarchy

 * Arch Lector - 
 * Ordinator - 
 * Lector -
 * Chaplain - The main bulk of the Conclave. They are lay people who handle affairs deemed spiritual within the Order.
 * Neophyte - Disciples who aspire to join the Conclave, they have been branded as candidates yet have not fulfilled their trials.

Trial of Veracity
This is the first trial to those who seek to become ordained must follow. The prospect must learn of ways to become closer and more connected to the Holy Light, subjects that relate to its theological aspect and methods that one can utilize to further improve. This includes research, introspection and extrospection. When an aspiring member believes they have completed the Trial of Veracity, they must then either inscribe forth its results or elaborate them to those in the Order, primarily the mentor that guides them. If the information provided holds commitment and persuades, then the aspirant has passed their trial. Failing this will require the aspirant to repeat this trial until they succeed.

Trial of Spirit
The second trial is one that tests the aspirant’s spiritual prowess. To do so, one must meet with their responsible mentor to fulfill the trial who will help guide the aspirant in commencing it.

Trial of Consecration
The final trial known as the Rite of Consecration, a humble ceremony that reflects the service required of a priest, but it is no less holy for being so. The Consecration is public recognition of one’s ascension to the ranks of priesthood, becoming a holy ordained member of the Light and the Sovereign Order of the Golden Eagle.