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	A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.		A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.

	[[Category:The Faithful]][[Category:Cult]]		[[Category:Religious Leader]][[Category:The Faithful]][[Category:Cult]]

Cure at 08:51, 8 January 2011

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	A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.		A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.

	~~[[Category:Leader]]~~[[Category:The Faithful]][[Category:Cult]]		[[Category:The Faithful]][[Category:Cult]]

Cure at 08:50, 8 January 2011

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	A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.		A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.

	[[Category:~~Cult~~]][[Category:~~Religion~~]]		[[Category:Leader]][[Category:The Faithful]][[Category:Cult]]

Cure at 16:12, 29 March 2010

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	A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.		A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.

	may or may not be a religious leader. One that is a religious leaders differs from a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]] in that he does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The high priest of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] is a [[cult leader]] as he has no official standing in [[Barovia]] and dare not overtly shape events in that land. A cult leader who is not the leader of a religion may aspire . . .

	[[Category:Cult]][[Category:Religion]]		[[Category:Cult]][[Category:Religion]]

Cure at 15:23, 23 March 2010

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	A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter ~~aples~~ in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the temporal leader ~~and in particular~~ the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, ~~the given~~ land might fall to them.		A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter pales in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the [[temporal leader]] or the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, that land might fall to them.

	may or may not be a religious leader. One that is a religious leaders differs from a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]] in that he does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The high priest of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] is a [[cult leader]] as he has no official standing in [[Barovia]] and dare not overtly shape events in that land. A cult leader who is not the leader of a religion may aspire . . .		may or may not be a religious leader. One that is a religious leaders differs from a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]] in that he does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The high priest of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] is a [[cult leader]] as he has no official standing in [[Barovia]] and dare not overtly shape events in that land. A cult leader who is not the leader of a religion may aspire . . .

	[[Category:Cult]][[Category:Religion]]		[[Category:Cult]][[Category:Religion]]

Cure at 06:27, 20 March 2010

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	A ''cult leader'' may or may not be a religious leader. One that is a religious leaders differs from a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]] in that he does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The high priest of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] is a [[cult leader]] as he has no official standing in [[Barovia]] and dare not overtly shape events in that land. A cult leader who is not the leader of a religion may aspire . . .		A ''cult leader'', as opposed to a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]], does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. In a given land he or she is not recognised by the [[temporal leader]] of that land, commands far less influence than the temporal leader of that land, and cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of that land. The leader of the [[Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] as the influence of the former pales in comparison to that [[Harkon Lukas]] and of the latter aples in comparison to that of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. Fiendish cult leaders might have the personal power to survive a confrontation with the temporal leader and in particular the [[darklord]] of a given land. But as a rule they avoid such confrontations, perhaps fearing that the place of ruler of, and prisoner in, the given land might fall to them.

			may or may not be a religious leader. One that is a religious leaders differs from a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]] in that he does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The high priest of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] is a [[cult leader]] as he has no official standing in [[Barovia]] and dare not overtly shape events in that land. A cult leader who is not the leader of a religion may aspire . . .

	[[Category:Cult]][[Category:Religion]]		[[Category:Cult]][[Category:Religion]]

Cure at 02:11, 19 March 2010

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	A [[cult leader]] may or may not be a religious leader. One that is a religious leaders differs from a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]] in that he does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The high priest of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] is a [[cult leader]] as he has no official standing in [[Barovia]] and dare not overtly shape events in that land. A cult leader who is not the leader of a religion may aspire . . .		A ''cult leader'' may or may not be a religious leader. One that is a religious leaders differs from a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]] in that he does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The high priest of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] is a [[cult leader]] as he has no official standing in [[Barovia]] and dare not overtly shape events in that land. A cult leader who is not the leader of a religion may aspire . . .

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Cure at 02:03, 19 March 2010

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			A [[cult leader]] may or may not be a religious leader. One that is a religious leaders differs from a [[Spiritual Leader \| spiritual leader]] in that he does not exercise significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The high priest of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] is a [[cult leader]] as he has no official standing in [[Barovia]] and dare not overtly shape events in that land. A cult leader who is not the leader of a religion may aspire . . .

	[[Category:Cult]][[Category:Religion]]		[[Category:Cult]][[Category:Religion]]

Cure at 12:12, 15 March 2010

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