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'''Praesidia Donella Borovsky''' succeeded [[Yakov Dilisnya]] in [[698 BC]] to the office of [[Praesidius]], the leader and highest ranking [[anchorite]], of the [[Church of Ezra]]. | {{canon}} | ||
{{Spec|Now presumably [[deceased]]}}, '''Praesidia Donella Borovsky''' was once a [[praesidia]] ([[spiritual leader]] of the [[Church of Ezra]]<ref name=GazIVp.27>[[Gazetteer IV]] p.27</ref> The Praesidius presides over the faith from the [[Great Cathedral]] in [[Levkarest]].<ref name="Gaz IV p. 26">[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 26</ref> The offices of [[Sentire of Levkarest]] and [[Bastion]] of [[the Home Faith]] also come with the title.<ref>[[Gazetteer III]] p. 110</ref> | |||
==Background== | |||
{{netbook-small}}Praesidia Donella Borovsky succeeded [[Yakov Dilisnya]] in [[698 BC]] to the office of [[Praesidius]], the leader and highest ranking [[anchorite]], of the [[Church of Ezra]].<ref name="Book of Secrets p. 13">[[Book of Secrets]] p. 13</ref> {{canon-small}}In [[701 BC]] Praesidia Borovsky pronounced [[witchcraft]] as the work of [[hag]]s and decries it as a force of [[corruption]] with a church edict. {{netbook-small}}In [[716 BC]], [[Kristyn Stoyista]] succeeded her.<ref name="Book of Secrets p. 13">[[Book of Secrets]] p. 13</ref> {{Spec|Presumably, Donella she is now [[deceased]].}} | |||
==Legacy== | |||
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Borovsky's edict against witchcraft was later withdrawn by [[Praesidia Kristyn Stoyista]] in [[732 BC]]. However, Borovsky left the Borcans with a deep fear and suspicion of witchcraft, including [[Hala]] and [[Church of Hala|her faithful]].<ref name=GazIVp.27>[[Gazetteer IV]] p.27</ref> | |||
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Female [[Human]], [[Cleric]] of [[Ezra]] / [[Anchorite of the Mists]], [[Lawful Neutral]] | Female [[Human]], [[Cleric]] of [[Ezra]] / [[Anchorite of the Mists]], [[Lawful Neutral]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:17, 10 November 2016
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Now presumably deceased, Praesidia Donella Borovsky was once a praesidia (spiritual leader of the Church of Ezra[1] The Praesidius presides over the faith from the Great Cathedral in Levkarest.[2] The offices of Sentire of Levkarest and Bastion of the Home Faith also come with the title.[3]
Background
Praesidia Donella Borovsky succeeded Yakov Dilisnya in 698 BC to the office of Praesidius, the leader and highest ranking anchorite, of the Church of Ezra.[4] 
In 701 BC Praesidia Borovsky pronounced witchcraft as the work of hags and decries it as a force of corruption with a church edict. In 716 BC, Kristyn Stoyista succeeded her.[4] Presumably, Donella she is now deceased.
Legacy
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Borovsky's edict against witchcraft was later withdrawn by Praesidia Kristyn Stoyista in 732 BC. However, Borovsky left the Borcans with a deep fear and suspicion of witchcraft, including Hala and her faithful.[1]
Stats
Female Human, Cleric of Ezra / Anchorite of the Mists, Lawful Neutral
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gazetteer IV p.27
- ↑ Gazetteer IV p. 26
- ↑ Gazetteer III p. 110
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Book of Secrets p. 13
