Then I accept you into our order as %NextPCRank of the %Faction. You can speak with any chief Ordinator on the mainland about your sacred duties. When you are ready, we may consider your advancement in the order. Ordinators
"I shall honor the Tribunal and uphold their divine law. I am the hand that completes the work of Almsivi. I shall perform the sacred duties given to me by my superiors. I shall smite the enemies of the Temple and all who threaten it. I shall prevent desecration of our sacred armor by those outside our order. I shall never strike or steal from the members of our order. I shall enforce the laws of the Empire as mandated by the Armistice." Do you feel you can perform these duties? Ordinators
You claim to fulfill the false prophecies of the 'Incarnate' and the 'Nerevarine,' but you are really an agent in the pay of the Imperial Intelligence Service. You are an outlaw, a fraud, and an enemy of the Temple. Go away. Ordinators
We don't normally get requests like this from outlanders. You appear to have the skills and acumen required, but to become an Ordinator requires an oath of loyalty to Almsivi. You may want to hear about it before devoting your life to our order. Are you still willing to make this pledge? Ordinators
Did you think we accept just anyone, outlander? You don't meet the requirements it takes to wear this armor. Ordinators
You claim to fulfill the false prophecies of the 'Incarnate' and the 'Nerevarine,' but you are really an agent in the pay of the Imperial Intelligence Service. You are an outlaw, a fraud, and an enemy of the Temple. Go away. Thadar Bels
You are expelled from our order. Only through the grace of the Tribunal shall you be readmitted to our ranks. Thadar Bels
If one of our leaders finds you worthy to join our order, they will send you here to be tested. The closest orders are stationed in Almas Thirr and the Ministry of Doctrine headquarters. Thadar Bels
You have failed the Rite of St. Olms, and are thus unfit to join our order. Perhaps you should seek membership in the lay priesthood. Ordinators