List of Incarnandist Orders

Through the centuries devout followers of the Khahonrite religion of the Incarnandus have established orders to serve the needs of believers. Orders were particularly desired during the Middle Ages of Chaos when persecutions became common.

List of Incarnandist Orders

Name of Order	Founder	Year	Mission	Present-day Chapterhouse	Remarks
Askymic Order	Saint Askymos Reclave the Answerer	2245	Militant	Militant Refuge of Perpetual Valor	(Violet)
Egluniac Order	Saint Eclune the Poor	2604	Relief of the Poor	Monastery of Eclune the Poor Trevirite	(Pale Amethyst)
Kerimondite Order	Saint Kerimond the Disciple	2497	Teaching		(light blue)
Melibdean Order	Saint Melíbdë the Barren	2529	Commpassionates	Monastery of Saint Melíbdë the Barren of Sakkaris (Yssacontimis Island)	(Brown)
Midrettinian Order	Saint Midrettine of the Woods	1784	Healing	Sanctuary of St. Midrettine (southern Disdrire)	(Light Green)
Mitalian Order	Saint Mitalos of Bardi	2408	Mystics	Monastery of St. Mitalos the Benevolent of Stagmire Peak	(Yellow) two branches, strict pacificists and interventionists
Olmiman Order	Saint Olmima Olima of the Glade	2289	Contemplatives	Monastery of St. Olmima Olima of the Gladed Isle	(Blue)
Quiernite Order	Saint Quiernus	1335	Record Lineage of Incarnandina	Eremetic Refuge of the Holy Pinnacle (Oliblish)	(Red)
Rhionantine Order	Saint Rhionantis the Seer	2348	Asceticism	Sanctuary of St. Rhionantis in Eternity (Amerzcelindo)	(Black)
Sarredinite Order	Saint Sarredine of Ganter	2410	Illumination	Refuge of St. Sarredine the Illuminate (Ganter)	(White)
Trelevite Order	Saint Treel of Zamphis	1032	Purification	Monastery of St. Treel the Purified (Maturn)	(light blue)

• Quiernite Order [Scribes of the Incarnandina], begun by Quiernus [ca 750+], missionary to Zephasia, they chronicle all the possible lineages of the Incarnandus from Shaqtirah and Jahra. The Incarnandina Ultima is the last Incarnandina, the very mother of the Incarnandus. The Incarnandina is the youngest daughter—so the only way to know is when the mother Incarnandina dies whether she is the youngest daughter. If the youngest daughter, the potential Incarnandina dies without a daughter, then the line must be traced back. Of course, so far, the youngest daughter has always produced at least one female offspring through the generations. The Quiernite Monks operate in secretive monasteries throughout the Pallathantic and possibly elsewhere. Quiernite Monk/Nun.
• Rhionantines [Ascetics], begun by Rhionantis the Seer [2318-2396], late 2300’s in Amerzcelindo, established monastery in Amerzcelindo. Rhionantine Monk/Nun.
• Midrettinians [Healers], begun by Midrettine of the Woods [2388-2470], Pytharnian-born, in late 2300’s, established monastery in southern Disdrire. Midrettine Nun/Monk.
• Mitalians [Benevolents], begun by Mitalos of Bardi [2471-2534], late 2400’s, two branches emerged strict pacifists, and interventionists. Like most mystics, no Mitalian benevolent will ever be an aggressor. Established monastery in Massady Geths. Mitalian Monk/Nun.
• Sarredinics [Illuminates], begun by Sarredine of Ganter [2485-2541], later 2400’s. Established monastery in Ganter. Sometimes called Gantrines. Sarredinic Nun/Monk.
• Trelevites, self-denial, purification
• Melibdeans [Compassionates], begun by Melibdë the Barren [2497-2560], early 2500’s. Established Monastery in Ebinóë. Melibdean Nun/Monk. After rise of Gorcorumbese Empire, Chapterhouse transferred from Gorcorumb to Yssacontimis Island, Ithatia.
• Olmimans [Contemplatives], begun by Olmima Olima of the Gladed Isle [2533-2615], mid 2500’s, established convent on outlying islet of Aurice. Olmima Olima was actually the disaffected daughter of a Chaos Prince. She renounced her father’s ways and converted to Incarnandism after she discovered she had the gift of psionics, much to her father’s horror. Olmiman Nun/Monk.
• Askymics [Militants], begun by Askymos Reclave the Answerer, a Thrystonese half-orc [b 2217; d 226]. He begun a militant order of incarnandist monks.

See Also

• Incarnandism
• List of Incarnandist Saints