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The Secret Order of the Gate is a left-handed Legacy that worships the forbidden eleventh Exarch: The Gate that created the Abyss. The Secret Order believes in two paths of service: The Opening Way and the Warding Way. Openers summon Abyssal manifestations; Warders banish them. The perfect Gatekeeper performs both duties, but few can maintain the balance. They see too much. Their minds break in one direction or the other and they pick a side.

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  • Secret Order of the Gate
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  • The Secret Order of the Gate is a left-handed Legacy that worships the forbidden eleventh Exarch: The Gate that created the Abyss. The Secret Order believes in two paths of service: The Opening Way and the Warding Way. Openers summon Abyssal manifestations; Warders banish them. The perfect Gatekeeper performs both duties, but few can maintain the balance. They see too much. Their minds break in one direction or the other and they pick a side.
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  • The Secret Order of the Gate is a left-handed Legacy that worships the forbidden eleventh Exarch: The Gate that created the Abyss. The Secret Order believes in two paths of service: The Opening Way and the Warding Way. Openers summon Abyssal manifestations; Warders banish them. The perfect Gatekeeper performs both duties, but few can maintain the balance. They see too much. Their minds break in one direction or the other and they pick a side.
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