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title: Joybringers title: Joybringers
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published: true published: true
date: 2024-05-06T12:48:20.206Z date: 2024-05-06T13:14:25.598Z
tags: game-master, callera, clergy of callera, joybringer, joybringers tags: game-master, callera, clergy of callera, joybringer, joybringers
editor: ckeditor editor: ckeditor
dateCreated: 2023-01-06T16:54:34.558Z dateCreated: 2023-01-06T16:54:34.558Z
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<h2>Organization</h2> <h2>Organization</h2>
<p>The Joybringers are rather loosely organized, with each temple acting as an independent entity. Different temples will readily cooperate when there's an opportunity for it, but there's never been a higher authority that controls what the Joybringers as a whole will aim for next. Hierarchy within each temple is similarly fluid. Members have ranks, but these are based on seniority and artistic accomplishments, and do not directly translate to authority within the temple. Who leads what endeavor is primarily based on charisma, and on who takes the strongest initiative for said endeavor. You are therefore just as likely to see a novice lead an endeavor that involves more senior members, as you are seeing instances that's the other way around.</p>
<p>The leader of each temple is typically referred to as the Revelmaster or Revelmistress, with the title following whoever is the leader at the time. Both the position of temple leader, and the administrative roles that assist him/her in operating the temple, are also somewhat fluid in nature, though less so than how regular members swap around roles due to the need for proper training and handover of responsibilities for the temple to continue operating smoothly. Still, it is not uncommon for these roles to jump between certain members frequently, as members step down to pursue a passion project, only to come back afterwards when their replacement is similarly looking to take a step back to pursue their own passion project. The position of Revelmaster/Revelmistress thus similarly tends to rotate between a few members at random intervals, with the occasional new individual entering the rotation, or old one retiring from the position for good.</p>
<p>Joybringer temples have three ranks below the Revelmaster/Revelmistress: Novice, Aesthete, and Joybringer. Both becoming a novice, and rising in rank, are rather informal. Spend enough time at the temple, and engage enough with the Joybringers for enough time, and you'll eventually just be considered a novice. Similarly, as you gain seniority and have produced artistic achievements, the other members will eventually start seeing you and referring to you as an Aesthete or Joybringer. When the view of the other temple members eventually conforms to seeing you as a higher ranking member, you simple are one. Rank is therefore loose notion within the Joybringers, entirely dependent on what the consensus among the other members are.</p>
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<li>Hierarchy can be rather fluid. Who leads what &nbsp;activity can change depending on how much fervor and charisma they bring to whatever's going on at the moment (if a group of Joybringers has one leader for planning one activity, then they may have another for the next their partake in, simply because another member had a stronger fervor in how that endeavor should be mete out.). Only the more administrative and financially responsible roles tend to be more rigid, mostly due to these requiring a degree for foresight and planning in order to function properly.</li> <li>Hierarchy can be rather fluid. Who leads what &nbsp;activity can change depending on how much fervor and charisma they bring to whatever's going on at the moment (if a group of Joybringers has one leader for planning one activity, then they may have another for the next their partake in, simply because another member had a stronger fervor in how that endeavor should be mete out.). Only the more administrative and financially responsible roles tend to be more rigid, mostly due to these requiring a degree for foresight and planning in order to function properly.</li>
<li>The Sunite church's hierarchy was quite loose. The clergy was decentralized and rank was mainly based on artistic feats and seniority. In late 15th century <a href="https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/DR">DR</a>, the ranks were: Novices, Acolytes, Esthetes (confirmed priests), Craefters of the Third Altar, Craefters of the Fourth Altar (and so on, up to Ninth Altar), Philocalist, Archphilocalist, Enrapturand, and High Enrapturand.<a href="https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Church_of_Sune#cite_note-EGTweets-10"><sup>[10]</sup></a></li> <li>The Sunite church's hierarchy was quite loose. The clergy was decentralized and rank was mainly based on artistic feats and seniority. In late 15th century <a href="https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/DR">DR</a>, the ranks were: Novices, Acolytes, Esthetes (confirmed priests), Craefters of the Third Altar, Craefters of the Fourth Altar (and so on, up to Ninth Altar), Philocalist, Archphilocalist, Enrapturand, and High Enrapturand.<a href="https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Church_of_Sune#cite_note-EGTweets-10"><sup>[10]</sup></a></li>