Religious · Law & ruling · 4189
The Amendment of 4189
Part of The Third Council of Westminster
Glassmere
The amendment by which a spirit brought to terms is held to have capitulated rather than been consorted with, making pact-keeping lawful. Strict, accommodationist and practical parties still argue it; it underpins the Concord of Saint Winnow and the lawful essence trade at Glassmere.
Powers caught up in it
- Third Council of Westminster
- Concord of Saint Winnow
- Black Lantern Brethren