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Revision as of 23:46, 7 November 2013
Conjan is a young monk of Navosian persuasion. He took his vows at the Order of Mountain and Stone, a monastery near the old Mountain Kingdom.
Monastic Vows
A work in progress as the character develops.
The cycle of mountain stone: Stone is strong, but eventually erodes by natural forces. So must the khazad; we stand as stone but must accept that even stone is not permanent, only a slow transition from one life to the next.
The purity of mountain ice: Ice in its most pure form is clear. It is truth and it is purity. Gone on too long, however, even the most pure of ice becomes opaque and murky at its core. Refrain from falseness in actions in speech, and guard against their clouding.
The simplicity of stone: Stone is not indulgence, but steadfastness and acceptance of nature's elements. Stone does not ride the wind or dance within fire, but stands still within, and pure.
The respect of stone: Stone is that which supports and is tread upon, despite its strength. If such a noble material may be humbled, so may we.