Witcher´s Reformation Act

The Witcher's Reformation Act was an early 14th-century document created by Adalwulf of Aedirn with the intention of providing more unity and solidarity to the various Witchers' guilds and avoiding the mistakes of the Order of Witchers and the schools, which had nearly led them to complete extinction in the past.

The document had several versions that were updated and signed as the need for witchers arose in the world. The last version was crafted at the beginning of the 15th century. These latest versions are notable for implementing what is known as the White-Haired Codex, originally created by Putnam Pitch with the collaboration of Jolanta Dinmarb as a moral guide for the School of the Crane. Based on the experiences of both founders and inspired by the legend of Geralt of Rivia, this codex, thanks to the advocacy of its original authors who convinced Adalwulf, was implemented in the Reformation Act and became the standard moral minimum for all schools from the late 14th century onwards.

Of the schools that survived until the 14th century, the only one known not to have signed the document was the School of the Dragon.

## History of the document

* Original signees (1305)**:**
	+ Grandmaster Adalwulf of Aedirn wrote and then signed the document for the School of the Fox .
	+ Informal Grandmaster Keldar signed for the School of the Griffin.
* Grandmaster Lambert signed for the School of the Lynx in the year 1307.
* Informal Grandmaster Letho of Gulet signed for the School of the Viper in the year 1310.
* With the help of Zangvebarian merchants, the document makes the trip across the ocean to the Far South where Grandmaster Ezana signed for the School of the Lion in the year 1320.
* Grandmaster Anika Marsir signed for the School of the Gyrfalcon in the year 1360.
* Ten years after the Nordling colonization of the Western Continent and the Silk Islands had begun, the document made the trip across the ocean to Kaer Darh, in Hawaiki, Silk Islands, where Grandmasters Putnam Pitch and Jolanta Dinmarb signed for the School of the Crane in the year 1390.
* Grandmaster Math signed for the School of the Bat in the year 1405.

### Extinct Schools whose members were helped by the Witcher's Reformation Act

* School of the Scorpion
	+ Shikoba (Former School of the Scorpion witcher who joined the School of the Fox)
* School of the Hawk
	+ Cornelius of Assengard ( former School of the Hawk member which, thanks to the Reformation Act, was later integrated into the School of the Gyrfalcon )
* School of the Leshen
	+ Rimaq (Former School of the Leshen witcher who joined the School of the Fox)
	+ Zarbat (Former School of the Leshen witcher who joined the School of the Fox)
* School of the Rhino
	+ Berhanu (Former School of the Rhino witcher who joined the School of the Fox)
	+ Zanock (Former School of the Rhino witcher who joined the School of the Fox)
* School of the Viper (Through help directly from the School of the Fox, the School of the Viper was restored though with some changes to their curriculum and *modus opererandi* )
	+ Letho of Gulet

## Trivia

* The Witcher's Reformation Act gave many Witchers with nowhere to go and no purpose (like those from extinct schools), a new chance at life and for some a chance at redemption from their crimes and persecution.