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== Received Asterism ==
== Received Asterism ==
Received Asterism is "the most widely practiced faith in the galaxy, and one of the earliest major organizations in the Divine Principality. It was created at the beginning of the Miraculous Millennium, over 3000 years ago," by [[Aram Nideo]], as a way of ensuring that the Principality as a whole would continue existing indefinitely. Received Asterism "teaches that the [[Divine]]s reflect the best aspects of the state itself. The Divine Strength, in other words, is like a living flag of the Principality's own strength. Organized as a central church, led by a religious leader named a “Cycle,” whose will is enacted across the Principality by their many “Songs,” who rule worlds, star systems, or sometimes entire constellations."<sup><ref name=":0">[[PARTIZAN 09: DESERT SQUIRE - VANTAGE]], dossier</ref></sup>
Received Asterism is "the most widely practiced faith in the galaxy, and one of the earliest major organizations in the Divine Principality." [[Aram Nideo]] created the faith at the start of the Miraculous Millennium, 3000 years before the start of ''PARTIZAN'', as a way of ensuring that the Principality as a whole would continue existing indefinitely. Received Asterism "teaches that the [[Divine]]s reflect the best aspects of the state itself. The Divine Strength, in other words, is like a living flag of the Principality's own strength."


Received Asterist missionaries are known as "Verses".<ref>[[PARTIZAN 25: Millennium Break: Courage in the Shadow of Opportunity]]</ref>
Received Asterism is "organized as a central church, led by a religious leader named a “Cycle,” whose will is enacted across the Principality by their many “Songs,” who rule worlds, star systems, or sometimes entire constellations."<sup><ref name=":0">[[PARTIZAN 09: DESERT SQUIRE - VANTAGE]], dossier</ref></sup> Received Asterist missionaries are known as "Verses".<ref>[[PARTIZAN 25: Millennium Break: Courage in the Shadow of Opportunity]]</ref>


As of the ''Road to PALISADE'', Celadon Shore was the Cycle and head of Received Asterism.<ref>[[The Road to PALISADE 16: Serious Reading]]</ref> According to [[Arbitrage]], they are corrupt.<ref>[[The Road to PALISADE 01: HOUNDs Pt. 1]], dossier</ref>
As of the ''Road to PALISADE'', Celadon Shore was the Cycle and head of Received Asterism.<ref>[[The Road to PALISADE 16: Serious Reading]]</ref> According to [[Arbitrage]], they are corrupt.<ref>[[The Road to PALISADE 01: HOUNDs Pt. 1]], dossier</ref>
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== New Asterism ==
== New Asterism ==
{{Spoiler header|section=section|spoiling=''PALISADE''|theme=pal}}The New Asterism is a form of Asterism meant to join the branches of Received and Progressive Asterism. It follows the teachings of someone who appears to be [[Gur Sevraq]]. "The New Asterism claims that to be a citizen of the Principality is to have an obligation to "better the world," in the sense that one invests in property or in the way that a settler “rehabilitates” or “improves” the places they claim by violence."<ref>[[PALISADE 01: Into the World Pt. 1]], dossier</ref> Insists "that fields be gardens",<ref>[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday]]</ref> in the most destructive and colonial way possible. It is prominent on [[Palisade (planet)|Palisade]] and represented by the [[Temple of the Threshold]].
{{Spoiler header|section=section|spoiling=''PALISADE''|theme=pal}}The New Asterism is a form of Asterism meant to join the branches of Received and Progressive Asterism. It follows the teachings of someone who appears to be [[Gur Sevraq]]. The New Asterism calls for people to embody the traits of Divines through their works,<ref>[[PALISADE 13: Worth the Trouble Pt. 2]]</ref> and claims that "to be a citizen of the Principality is to have an obligation to "better the world," in the sense that one invests in property or in the way that a settler “rehabilitates” or “improves” the places they claim by violence."<ref>[[PALISADE 01: Into the World Pt. 1]], dossier</ref> Insists "that fields be gardens",<ref>[[PALISADE 03: Today Is a Monday]]</ref> in the most destructive and colonial way possible. It is prominent on [[Palisade (planet)|Palisade]] and represented by the [[Temple of the Threshold]].


== References ==
== References ==

Latest revision as of 22:20, 2 June 2023

Asterism is the faith of the Divine Principality. It has been split into two since the preaching of Logos Kantel, 1000 years before the start of PARTIZAN, but has a several-thousand-year history prior to that schism.

Received Asterism[edit | edit source]

Received Asterism is "the most widely practiced faith in the galaxy, and one of the earliest major organizations in the Divine Principality." Aram Nideo created the faith at the start of the Miraculous Millennium, 3000 years before the start of PARTIZAN, as a way of ensuring that the Principality as a whole would continue existing indefinitely. Received Asterism "teaches that the Divines reflect the best aspects of the state itself. The Divine Strength, in other words, is like a living flag of the Principality's own strength."

Received Asterism is "organized as a central church, led by a religious leader named a “Cycle,” whose will is enacted across the Principality by their many “Songs,” who rule worlds, star systems, or sometimes entire constellations."[1] Received Asterist missionaries are known as "Verses".[2]

As of the Road to PALISADE, Celadon Shore was the Cycle and head of Received Asterism.[3] According to Arbitrage, they are corrupt.[4]

Progressive Asterism[edit | edit source]

Progressive Asterism is the smaller of the two main branches of Asterism. Created in a response to the teachings of the prophet Logos Kantel 1000 years ago, in order to prevent a larger schism in the Principality, it "teaches that Divines are true embodiments of their names, and that the citizens and states of the Principality should look to them as guiding stars. The Divine Strength, in other words, is a reflection of strength itself, or maybe "god's strength," and we should aspire to make our strength look like the divine's. Unlike Received Asterism, there is no single central church, but hundreds of smaller sects, schools, and cults, each devoted to individual Divines, grouped sub-pantheons, or otherwise adjusted beliefs."[1]

Example sects include the Disciples of Logos, the Shepherd’s Crook, and the Knights of Order.

New Asterism[edit | edit source]

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The New Asterism is a form of Asterism meant to join the branches of Received and Progressive Asterism. It follows the teachings of someone who appears to be Gur Sevraq. The New Asterism calls for people to embody the traits of Divines through their works,[5] and claims that "to be a citizen of the Principality is to have an obligation to "better the world," in the sense that one invests in property or in the way that a settler “rehabilitates” or “improves” the places they claim by violence."[6] Insists "that fields be gardens",[7] in the most destructive and colonial way possible. It is prominent on Palisade and represented by the Temple of the Threshold.

References[edit | edit source]