Discipline

First Appearance and Context

The Discipline is presented as the code that shapes possessions, attire, and daily conduct for avout at the Concent of Saunt Edhar. It is associated with a minimal personal kit (bolt, chord, sphere) and governs how actions are witnessed and recorded in the Chronicle.

Concept and Description

The Discipline is the operative rule‑set under which avout live within maths. In many communities it is embodied as the Cartasian Discipline. Codifications define permitted tools and media, set out how liaisons are declared and recorded, and mandate practical safety measures (for example, the prompt uprooting and burning of proscribed plants found intramuros, with the incident entered into the Chronicle).

Use in Current Discourse

During an extraordinary assembly for a Convox following a mass Voco, avout discuss how to preserve the Discipline while traveling extramuros as a Peregrin group. Accounts emphasize that: - A solo Evocation is treated as breaking or setting aside aspects of the Discipline, hence the Evoked does not return (as stated in avout explanations). - By contrast, when many travel together under a Convox, they can “preserve the Discipline within the Peregrin group,” maintaining its spirit while outside the walls (as articulated by participants). - Practical accommodations are considered acceptable or unavoidable—such as riding with extramuros drivers or encountering signage and devices—while some still point out minor breaches. One articulated position holds that the directive to reach Saunt Tredegarh “by any means necessary” temporarily takes precedence over stricter observance. These points reflect avout interpretations rather than codified rule changes.

Related Concepts and Affiliations

• Lived daily at the Concent of Saunt Edhar and commonly expressed in the Cartasian Discipline.
• Extraordinary rites shape how it is applied beyond math walls: Voco can remove an avout from ordinary observance, while a Convox organizes group travel as Peregrin aimed at preserving it in spirit.
• The Ita are described by avout as understanding the Discipline well, and may travel alongside avout under such arrangements.

Current Status

Actively observed at Saunt Edhar. During the ongoing Peregrin, avout intend to uphold the Discipline’s spirit while extramuros, with minor departures treated as pragmatic accommodations.