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 ===== The Religion =====
-Light's Army differs little from historical practice of the Light, largely because little is known of this practice before the [[Dawncaller]].
+Light's Army differs little from historical practice of the Light, largely because little is known of this practice before the [[Dawncaller]]. Of signal importance is still the practice of general kindness, an exultation of personal freedom combined with societal responsibility, and a strict belief in the rejoining or spoliage of the universal current of the Light upon death.
-===== The Holy Army =====
+The deviations can be quickly summed up as follows:
+  * It is important for your soul to live among other followers of the Light in a holy nation, and be willing to take up arms in their defence.
+  * While it is acceptable, if necessary, to live amongst the oppression and lies of the [[Writ]], ultimately Light's Heart cannot tolerate coexistence with unholy and false religions.
+  * The [[Temple of the Golden King]], underneath the mountain of [[Light's Heart]], is a holy place and where connection to the Light is strongest.
+That second point is of the greatest contention: so far, as the numbers of Light's Heart grow, the Dawncaller preaches it but is yet to declare any kind of open conflict.
+===== The Holy Army =====
+Commanded by Dawncaller, Light's Army can bring to bear an unknown number of peasants as foot soldiers and archers, thought to be below ten thousand. In addition, it is thought to possess very little cavalry.
+More impressively, several hundred paladins serve the Light and are members of Light's Army. Seemingly, the devoted of the Light obtain preternatural powers at a greater speed than those of the [[Writ]]: a repeated fear among those in the know is that the number of [[Whiteshields]] may soon be swamped.