Order of the Flame
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The Order of the Flame was an Order of Paladins:
- As Order, they followed a strict hierarchy and were led by authority, merit and inheritage, and not by democracy.
- As Paladins, they were strongly religious and follow a hard code of behaviour.
The Order of the Flame was a-national: It fought in any morally acceptable war, with the target to win support for their religious activities, in the form of fame, glory, followers, donations, salaries or contacts.
They were Burning Hearts, that is, followers of the The Book of The Revelation. The Revelation was published in the newspaper Herald of the Flame, both in English and Spanish. Their morality and targets derived from The Revelation.
The Order was mentioned there, in the Chapter 4. It contained six "circles", the sixth being only the Grandmaster. The obligations of a Paladin are also described there, and further detailed in the theology treaty "The Revelation".
Creation
Officially born at day 720 of the New World.
Activities
Since its arrival to Peru the Order fought against the Take-Over operation of Polish and Chinese organizations.
