Unfortunately, it is right around this time every year where some Celani
mysteriously disappear, for no known reason. Therefore, it's time to be
proactive and get some new ones!

Do you imagine yourself dreaming with Omei, corrupting with Chakrasul,
or, erm... valoring with Arion? Can you work under the threat of
Auresae's fire, and are you as adaptable as Slyphe? Then we have a job
for you!

Celani are important for most of the day to day grunt work that goes on
in Aetolia. Successful Celani go on to lead some very powerful Orders
here within the realm. Celani need to be very detailed oriented, have
strong writing abilities, be willing to volunteer their time, and work
towards the completion of assigned projects.

Requirements:

1) You must be 18 years old. No exceptions.
2) A single one of your characters must have at least 500 hours of
playing time.
3) You must be responsible and mature, and your character's history must
also exhibit these qualities.
4) You must be willing to give up your character.

Application process:

To celani@aetolia.com each of the following must be sent:

1) Your name, age, and description of what your currently do. You should
also include the name of all your characters in Aetolia.
2) The answers to the following questions: a) Why do you want to be a
Celani? b) Why Aetolia? What is it about Aetolia that makes you want to
be an immortal here rather than somewhere else? c) If you could do
anything in Aetolia, what would it be? d) If you had to invent a new god
that existed with the current gods, what would it be? Write the God's
helpfile.

3) Design a 5-10 room area. You only have to write the descriptions of
the rooms, and show how they connect up. You also should indicate where
this area would fit on the map, and any relation it has to other things
around it. You do not have to write up the mobs/animals, quests within
the area, etc. Just the room descriptions and how they fit together.

4) How many hours per week you could honestly commit to volunteering for
Aetolia.

Good luck!

Belakai

Penned by my hand on the 3rd of Severin, in the year 189 MA.