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[[Teagan Gerty]] is the [[Presiding Mother of the Church of Belenus|Presiding Mother]] of [[Vinrac]] in western [[Nidala]].  She is the leader and entirety of the faction in Vinrac which believes that the light of [[Belenus]] is best spread into the wild western land by strict adherence to the decrees of the Knight-Protector [[Elena Faith-hold]].  She believes that [[Herd Drezen]]'s [[Westwood Tavern]] is the center of sin in Vinrac, but as the only authority of the [[Church of Belenus|Church]] in town she lacks sufficient actual power to enact its destruction.<ref name="QtR31_p326">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 31]], [[Beneath the Eye of Belenus]], p.326</ref>
[[Teagan Gerty]] is the [[Presiding Mother of the Church of Belenus|Presiding Mother]] of [[Vinrac]] in western [[Nidala]].  She is the leader and entirety of the faction in Vinrac which believes that the light of [[Belenus]] is best spread into the wild western land by strict adherence to the decrees of the Knight-Protector [[Elena Faith-hold]].  She believes that [[Herd Drezen]]'s [[Westwood Tavern]] is the center of sin in Vinrac, but as the only authority of the [[Church of Belenus|Church]] in town she lacks sufficient actual power to enact its destruction.<ref name="QtR31_p329">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 31]], [[Beneath the Eye of Belenus]], p.329</ref>


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Latest revision as of 16:11, 21 March 2025

Teagan Gerty is the Presiding Mother of Vinrac in western Nidala. She is the leader and entirety of the faction in Vinrac which believes that the light of Belenus is best spread into the wild western land by strict adherence to the decrees of the Knight-Protector Elena Faith-hold. She believes that Herd Drezen's Westwood Tavern is the center of sin in Vinrac, but as the only authority of the Church in town she lacks sufficient actual power to enact its destruction.[1]

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