Aerovius Dawngear
Aerovius Dawngear, remembered as High Cleric Dawngear, was the Scholar Era theologian whose words became law long after his death. As a leading voice of the Concord of Flame, Ink, and Order, he argued that divine order required classification, hierarchy, and strict control of magic’s place in society.
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Aerovius Dawngear, remembered as High Cleric Dawngear, was the Scholar Era theologian whose words became law long after his death. As a leading voice of the Concord of Flame, Ink, and Order, he argued that divine order required classification, hierarchy, and strict control of magic’s place in society. His Decree on the Classification of Species, issued around 293 M.B., divided peoples into civic categories that shaped Jericha’s academies, legal systems, and prejudices for centuries. Dawngear held no miraculous power over the world, but his language did. Some laws fade. His became a cage with scripture carved into the bars.[2]