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A.1: Religious Laws
The Religious Laws take precedence over Civil Laws, the Religious Law are what protects the fabric of our society and is essential to retain favour of the Dread Queen. Breaking of these laws, whether it is Low or High Heresy, is a serious offense. Give their severity, cases of these are bought before the Priestesses.
All Heresy charges require the testimony of a "Credible Witness," this being someone of good standing in the Temple and not part of the offended House.
A.2: High Heresy
To commit High Heresy is one of the gravest offenses one can do, consequently the punishments are fittingly among the harshest one can recieve.
Sacrilege and Defilement of Sacred Sites
Examples: Despoilment of the Temple, defacement of Holy Icons
Punishment: Death, Exile
Treason against the Dread Queen
Examples: Conspiring with enemies of the Dread Queen, rebellion against the Temple
Punishment: Re-education, Death, Exile
Harming Spiders
Examples: Stepping on a spider, stabbing a spider
Punishment: First offense is Re-education, second offense is Death
Further Details: Summoners are held responsible for the actions of what they bind, therefore any drow who summons will be responsible for any Laws it breaks and will face the brunt of punishment. The summoned spider is not to be harmed however, the summoner is also held responsible for the wellbeing of the spider
Harming a Priestess
Examples: Assaulting a Priestess, killing a Priestess
Punishment: Re-education, Death, Exile
Insolence towards a Priestess
Examples: Insulting behaviour, Refusal to obey
Punishment: Physical punishment, re-education, death; Exile if the offender flees punishment
Further Details: Exemptions are made to the 'Refusal to obey' when following a higher order or mandate by the Vanguard, Temple or House. In these instances no punishments will apply for the male disobeying a personal order of a priestess, if the priestess in question chooses to push this and punishes him anyway, the Temple will decide a fitting punishment. The offended priestess may choose which punishment, barring the Exile option unless they flee, or they may show "mercy" on the male and not issue any punishment.
Male Harming a Female
Examples: Assaulting a Female, killing a female
Punishment: Physical punishment, re-education, death
Further Details: Exemptions are made in the case of self-defense, except in the case where the male was being punished for an offense .
A.3: Low Heresy
Heresy is an enemy of Nec'perya that must be te treated like any other enemy, every step given to heresy is another weakness in the battleline. Therefore anyone guilty of Low Heresy is punished accordingly as a soldier should be for giving in.
Consorting with enemies of the Dread Queen
Examples: Socialising with Eilistraeen whores and surfacers, dealing with those banished and disgraced
Punishment: Physical punishment, re-education, a third offense of this will be construed as High Heresy and the punishment will match that of as Treason against the Dread Queen
Further Details: Continued consorting with these enemies can be later be construed as Treason against the Dread Queen.
Male Insolence towards Females
Examples: Insulting behaviour, not bowing
Punishment: Physical punishment, a third offense of this will be construed as High Heresy and the punishment will match that of a Male Harming a Priestess
A.4: Civil Laws
The Civil Laws, much like the Religious Laws, are to maintain stability and the peace in Nec'perya. However breaking of a Civil Law is not necessarily blasphemous and can be handled by the rank and file of the Vanguard.
Treason against the Establishment
Examples: Undermining the security of Nec'perya
Punishment: Severe physical beatings, exile
Murder
Punishment: Physical beatings
Assaulting others without proper cause
Punishment: Physical beatings
Theft
Punishment: Monetary payment, physical punishment
Further Details: A fine equal to double the value of the stolen items
Trespassing on Private property
Punishment: Physical beatings
Further Details: Residents of the property being trespassed against are free to depose of intruders as they see fit
A.5: Technicalities
Merchants- If you wish to come to Nec'perya for the sale of goods, all you need do is contact a citizen of our grand city and ask them to bring you there. You are limited to the sale of goods in our merchant hall at one of the empty stalls. Sale of goods by roaming of the city is not approved. Your stay is limited to one cycle, but may ask to be brought again the following cycle. This status as a merchant wishing to use the stalls only applies to non-drow, as a drow is now allowed to come and go as they please within the city.
Citizenship-Non-Drow wishing to become a citizen of our city will only be allowed to do so by serving our city. Doing so within the Vanguard or a House will be the fastest route to citizenship. Once the leader of the establishment you are a part of feels you have earned your citizenship they will allow you to bind to the node, and inform the council of such. A list of non-drow citizens will be kept in the council notes.
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