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Aerandul Nightwarden
Posted: Mar 28 2006, 11:01 AM


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As you pledge yourself to the Quarter of the Wild, you not only give yourself to the Circle, but to the entirety of Azeroth. No longer are you focused upon the smaller troubles of Politics, the petty squabbles it causes, no longer are you without duty, or strength, no longer are you alone, for She will always be watching down upon you, and He will always be in your heart. Companionship comes with a price, however, one which will guide your actions from now until your passing. This price is in words, and words which you will often recall upon in times ahead. Heed them, and you shall always have an ally in Azeroth.

The First Law:
Azeroth over all. Your first and foremost goal is the protection and restoration of the land.

The Second Law:
Every life is equal. Never humble yourself or demean others, for you are nothing more and nothing less than anyone.

The Third Law
A word is as powerful as a sword. Always use violence as a last resort, when reason becomes impossible.

Your duty to the wilds is to hold these laws, and to uphold them in your travels.

Elune adore, Sentinel of Azeroth.

Shan Aerandul Nightwarden, Warden of the Wild



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