Pulson
August 12, 2007
The Templar standard-issue weapon uses legally-sanctioned technology called pulson and fires highly dense kinetic energy pulses. It is commonly referred to as The Peacekeeper, manufactured as a sidearm, a rifle, and a cannon. The Peacekeeper’s various settings are capable of rendering unconsciousness, disrupting electrical fields, bursting organs, or shattering solid matter. Pulson technology is proprietary to Faith.
Temple-at-Delphi
July 12, 2007
One of the most sacred sites on Aideena, the monastic citadel is dedicated to the science and practice of prophecy and paranormal phenomenon. It is exclusively managed by the Order of the Oracle, and maintains a shrine that attracts pilgrims year round. Traditionally, all women journey to the Temple at least once in their lifetime to commune with the Sisters and receive a blessing (official psychic reading) on location.
Temple-at-Corinth
July 12, 2007
One of the first monastic citadels of Faith, The Temple is dedicated to fundamental priestly training, rigorous martial discipline and renowned for its traditional approach to Faith’s teachings. The Faithful trained at the facility are almost exclusively intended for service in the Order of the Knights Templar or the clergy. The Disciples of Paul maintain the most notorious and demanding athletic program as part of the Temple’s curriculum. It preserves ancient practices of linking extreme physical endurance with superior mental fortitude.
Temple-at-Attica
July 12, 2007
One of the principle and oldest monastic citadels of Faith on Aideena, the Temple is renowned as a center of academia and scholarly worship. The Faithful who are trained there are almost exclusively groomed for highly-placed legislative, administrative or educational positions.
SPR Band
July 12, 2007
Security Protocol Response (referred interchangeably as channels or bands): The high priority communications domain used by Faith and the Templar. SPR operates independent of the OmniNet communications network. Secured channels provide multi-band hyper-access audio, textual, and/or graphical information.
