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Servitors ([[Enchiridian]], [[Founder]]: ''Rishoneved'') are construct-like creatures of [[The Integrum]]. Servitors are created in the {{Category Divine Realms}} and each {{Category Grand Design}} has its own type of Servitors. | Servitors ([[Enchiridian]], [[Founder]]: ''Rishoneved'') are construct-like creatures of [[The Integrum]]. Servitors are created in the {{Category Divine Realms}} and each {{Category Grand Design}} has its own type of Servitors. Servitors are typically divided into three categories, usually in an attempt to differentiate their power levels and responsibilities. | ||
* ''Elder'': Elder servitors are the oldest, most powerful servitors. They usually have the most responsibility with their {{Category Grand Design}}, usually in leadership roles among Servitors. | |||
* ''Greater'': Greater servitors are old and powerful, thought not as much as elders. They carry significant responsibility, often as leaders of mortal organizations in support of their Grand Design. | |||
* ''Minor'': Minor servitors are numerous, often young. They are usually not very powerful, maintaining the most basic aspects of their Grand Design. | |||
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Servitors (Enchiridian, Founder: Rishoneved) are construct-like creatures of The Integrum. Servitors are created in the Divine Realms and each Grand Design has its own type of Servitors. Servitors are typically divided into three categories, usually in an attempt to differentiate their power levels and responsibilities.
- Elder: Elder servitors are the oldest, most powerful servitors. They usually have the most responsibility with their Grand Design, usually in leadership roles among Servitors.
- Greater: Greater servitors are old and powerful, thought not as much as elders. They carry significant responsibility, often as leaders of mortal organizations in support of their Grand Design.
- Minor: Minor servitors are numerous, often young. They are usually not very powerful, maintaining the most basic aspects of their Grand Design.
