Frequently Asked Questions:

+Are weapons allowed in the Cathedral?
+Are we allowed to kill people in the Cathedral or in cities?
+Are we part of the Alliance, is the King of Stormwind our king, and/or do we follow their laws?
+Is there a level requirement to joining the CT?
+Do I have to be a good RPer or have the best gear to join?
+Who do we consider heretics?
+Do you need to be in the Honour Guard first in order to become a Captain?
+What do you need to do to become a Captain?
+If my character leaves or gets booted can I rejoin?
+I got booted for heresy, what do I do?
+I have a complicated storyline that involves the guild, who do I check it with?
+Must I always act by these rules?
+What is the Grand Priory?
+Who was Vladius Caormastus?
+What do we think about classes other than Warlocks and Death Knights?
+What can get me booted?
+No really, can you list some of what can get me booted?
+What can get me demoted instead of booted?
+Can my character fall in love?
+Can my character get married?
+Can my character do whatever I want?
+What do we think about Elune?
+Who are "the Wayward"?
+What is the blacklist about?
+What is the Caelestis Templares idea?

Q: What is the Grand Priory?
A: The Grand Priory is the highest council of the Celestial Crusade, meaning the Caelestis Templares, Caelestis Inquisitores, and Caelestis Malleus. It consists of three members; the Grandmaster, Lord Inquisitor, and Lord Commander. When the council meets to pass judgment on important issues, seats are reserved for the input from Immortals when their wisdom and knowledge is required. The Priory is considered to be the keepers of all the knowledge and secrets of the Order, the guardians of the sacred texts and artifacts, and absolute rulers of the Order. Each member is able to make final judgments on any and all matters without input from others. Only members of the Priory may be called upon to lead the order. When they are, they are given the additional title of "Grand" to signify they are currently in charge. The permanent leader is the Grandmaster, thus his basic title includes the word Grand. If the Grandmaster is going to be away for a long period he will pass leadership to one of the other Grand Priory members. In such events, the Grandmaster names his High Deputy as the Crusade's leader for the duration, giving him the title of Grand Inquisitor, for example. The Grand Inquisitor would then name the Lord Commander as his High Deputy and gave him the title of High Deputy Lord Commander. Tradition dictates that the chain of command is Grandmaster, Lord Inquisitor, Lord Commander, each naming the next as their High Deputy. The Priory manages the officers, the guild, and the lore of the guild both IC and OOCly. For anything to be made official for any Caelestis chapter, a Grand Priory member has to approve it. For example, for anything to go on the website, a member of the Grand Priory has to approve it. If there was going to be a major change to the guild, the Grand Priory would make the final choice.
Members of the Priory are above question in all respects, IC or OOC. Their word is the epitome of final. They cannot be challenged.