The Flame of Accord is a martial faith devoted to Narak-Thur, teaching that balance is maintained not by erasing hardship, but by enduring it with discipline. Fire is sacred because it tempers rather than annihilates, refining those who survive it.

Violence is not embraced lightly. It is regulated, sanctioned, and recorded within institutional doctrine so that future generations may learn from each judgment rendered.

The Flame does not seek conquest or conversion by rhetoric. It spreads through orders, forge-temples, and oath-bound warriors who believe that violence, when properly constrained, is a sacred tool. Conflict is not celebrated, but accepted as necessary when imbalance festers.

The Flame of Accord is a martial faith devoted to Narak-Thur, teaching that balance is maintained not by erasing hardship, but by enduring it with discipline. Fire is sacred because it tempers rather than annihilates, refining those who survive it.

Violence is not embraced lightly. It is regulated, sanctioned, and recorded within institutional doctrine so that future generations may learn from each judgment rendered.

The Flame does not seek conquest or conversion by rhetoric. It spreads through orders, forge-temples, and oath-bound warriors who believe that violence, when properly constrained, is a sacred tool. Conflict is not celebrated, but accepted as necessary when imbalance festers.

Motivations
- Maintain balance through disciplined endurance
- Preserve order by surviving corruption rather than denying it
- Uphold institutional authority over individual zeal

Tactics
- Sanctioned duels and ritual combat
- Deployment of oath-bound warrior orders
- Targeted purges justified through doctrine
- Codified rules governing when violence is permitted