Parish Archivist
(No Covenant Status Required)
Hard information on the covenant’s history is difficult to find. The Lancea Sanctum keeps only certain things as written documents — rules, doctrines, sacred concordats, The Testament of Longinus. The occasional Sanctified would keep a journal regarding duty to the covenant. For the most part, written information is scarce, but what little of it exists is the responsibility of a Parish Archivist. Archivists keep all that data in secret locations, spread out over various satellite sites, as one central location invites a sweeping destruction of all the covenant’s records.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on perspective), very few Parish Archivists are modern enough to use advantageous technology to keep records. Most of the covenant’s sacred data is scrawled on parchment or in moldering logbooks. Some Archivists copy information over to new pages, but paper grows old and falls apart. One of the covenant’s poorly kept secrets is that they’re altogether uncertain as to how much historical information may have been lost to the simple degradation of materials.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on perspective), very few Parish Archivists are modern enough to use advantageous technology to keep records. Most of the covenant’s sacred data is scrawled on parchment or in moldering logbooks. Some Archivists copy information over to new pages, but paper grows old and falls apart. One of the covenant’s poorly kept secrets is that they’re altogether uncertain as to how much historical information may have been lost to the simple degradation of materials.
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