The Original Ten Directives, Charlatos 17, 5097
THE 10 DIRECTIVES OF A CLANSMAN
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1. We believe in Phoen, God of Strength who blessed us Rangers with the Six-Hundred and Sixth gift, and his holy companion Oleani.

2. We believe that all people have the right to roam the lands freely without anything or anyone supressing their efforts.

3. We believe that through the combined and unwavering efforts of Rangers in the Clan, all adventurers may reach their highest potential knowing they have a Ranger to help them in times of need.

4. We believe that the first principles and ordinances of the Willow Hall Clan are:

First, faith in our god Phoen, and his patron Oleani.

Second, a strong committment to keep the lands clean and safe for all.

Third, faith and obedience to those laws and Clansman appointed among the Presidency and their respective officers.

5. We believe that no person or group has the right to decide the fate of others by the taking of life, limb, or possessions.

6. We believe in giving everyone their fair chance before judgement is made. No Clansman has the right to take life, limb, or possession of another, and is sworn to defend. A Clansman will never cause an entanglement with another, but will live up to the oath and directives in which they have sworn allegiance.

7. We believe that any group invading the lands and endangering the lives of others is in direct violation of the fourth directive, and Clansman of Willow Hall are sworn to defend such invasions by being "FIRST IN and LAST OUT!"

8. We claim the privilege to form our own government, and officers in that government have the privilege to govern Willow Hall as they see fit as to add, change, or clarify any directives, as much as it is fair and is in the betterment of everyone.

9. We believe in being subject to those appointed over us. In obeying, honoring, and sustaining the laws in which they implement.

10. We believe in being honest, true, virtuous, brave, and doing good to all adventurers. We believe in all things, we hope for all things, we have endured many things, and hope to endure all things. If there is anything good, praiseworthy, or in the betterment of all, we seek after these things.

Signed this day under the hand of:
Tunder Bloodstoe