Belgrave Order

== The Belgrave Order ==
Being the oldest organization in history the Belgrave Order focuses
on the 5 schools of Magick and the mysteries that surround Eden. The first set of buildings
dedicated to the arcane arts were set up by Adam and Eves followers in Babylon, Mesopotamia.
This district became known as the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and was one of the most
stunning sets of architecture ever created. No one truly knows what happened to the original
hanging garden and some even disregard it as myth. As of right now there are three Belgrave
districts in the world. The first is in Bologna, Italy and was established before the University of
Bologna was even a thought. The second and third are located in London, England and Tokyo,
Japan respectably. Ranks are based on the number of spells an individual can perform until they
are expert level, at which ranks are determined by their mastery of an individual school of
magick.
=== Apprentice ===
Can cast less than 50% of known spells (other than conjuration).
=== Adept ===
Can cast 75% of known spells (other than conjuration).
=== Expert ===
Can cast every spell in every school of magick other than conjuration (must be able to
use Invoke Deathlord at minimum). At this rank they are no longer considered a student and can
conduct research freely under the eye of their house Master Wizard.
=== Master ===
Granted to the most gifted Wizards by the Belgrave Tribunal; usually after many years
of service. They must be able to perform two spells simultaneously, a glyph in each hand the
spells can be from the same school or two different schools of magic.
=== Grandmaster (Belgrave Tribunal) ===
All Grandmasters are part of the Belgrave Tribunal and they
handle decisions for each district they serve. There are three tribunals, one in each city.
=== Heka (One head for each Univeristy) ===
Heka is a title given to the most empathetic and talented wizard in the organization. They
are incredibly powerful wizards that are extremely well respected across the globe. The three
Heki come together to make decisions concerning the entire Belgrave Order (under the watch of
each tribunal).
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