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-                   Guildmaster: Kerryn
+|guild_name   = The Sentaari
-                 Divine Patron: [[Slyphe]], the Maelstrom
+|desc         = Monks of the Heartwood
-                      Priories: Konnorn, Ayanala
-                        Decana: Ayanala
-The Sentaari are a guild of close-knit monks dedicated to the preservation of
+|gm_title     = Abbess
-Life in Aetolia through the tenets of Balance, Enlightenment, and Respect.
+|gm           = Kerryn
-Walking fearlessly into the unknown, the Sentaari seek to find Balance within
+|patron       = [[Haern, the Hunter]]
-themselves by helping their bodies, minds, and spirits work in harmony with
+|sec_title    = Priors
-each other, both as individuals and as a united guild. It is through
+|secs         = Dato, Kaleigh, and Sarkis
-Enlightenment that the Sentaari find their inner Balance, and it is part of
+|tutor        =
-their duty as monks to constantly enlighten both themselves and others by
+|hon_title    = Deacon
-bringing the light of understanding to minds darkened with ignorance. It is
+|hon          = Sarkis
-through the tenets of Respect that the Sentaari have the most visible affect on
-Aetolia, for it is through the Cycle of Renewal that Life itself is
-perpetuated, and it is the purpose of the Sentaari to oppose those that seek to
-stamp out the light of Life. It is the belief of the Sentaari that all Life has
-a right to exist, but it is the decisions of those that contain Life that
-decide their fate.
-In order to defend Life, the Sentaari train themselves rigorously in three
+|residence    = [[Duiran]]
-arts: [[Tekura]], [[Telepathy]], and [[Kaido]]. [[Tekura]] is the art of the body, requiring
+|alignment    = [[Spirit]]
-the most vigorous training to make the deadliest of movements. [[Telepathy]] is the
-art of the mind, used to aid friends and hinder enemies to the point of death.
+|helpfile     = sentaari
-[[Kaido]] is the art of the spirit, controlling the body through sheer will, and
+}}
-using the energy of violence to devastating effect. Though the Sentaari seek to
-preserve Life itself, they are more than willing to kill or be killed in
+Balance of the mind, body, and spirit. Discipline to embrace not only one's strengths and
-defense of themselves, their fellow Brothers and Sisters, and those they care
+likes, but also one's weaknesses and dislikes. These are the challenges embraced willingly
-about.
+by the Sentaari. Expanding upon and carrying forward the teachings of the guild's late
+tutor, Father Brachus, the Sentaari is a group of dedicated monks bound together in
+solidarity with not only one another, but any who value life and knowledge. While it is
+the belief of the guild that all have the right to coexist, the protection of the natural
+cycle of life is at the heart of all Sentaari.
+Though the Sentaari seek to preserve Life, they are more than willing to kill or be killed
+in defense of themselves, their fellow Brothers and Sisters, and those that value life. In
+order to defend the sanctity of all that they hold true, the Sentaari train themselves
+rigorously in the art of Tekura, Telepathy and Kaido. Tekura is the art of the body.
+Through discipline and perseverance, the Sentaari monk learns how to aptly deliver a
+deadly combination of offensive and defensive martial arts force. Telepathy is the art of
+the mind, used to aid friends and hinder enemies to the point of death. Kaido is the art
+of the spirit, controlling the body through sheer will, and using the energy of violence
+to devastating effect.
+The home of the Sentaari lies near the Great Oak, its structures rising quietly toward the
+canopy of the forest. It stands as a beacon of knowledge and serenity to those who seek
+enlightenment, renewal, and balance. This sanctuary is open to all that seek salvation and
+clarity, for clarity and salvation are journeys on which all monks travel.