Excerpts from the Prophets' Creed

A Prophet serves as the very mouth of Augeren, an arbiter of divine Will and the connection between the Creator and the people of the Twelve Nations. A Prophet must always stand prepared to receive and share the Wisdom of Augeren...

In order to be most receptive to dreams and visions, a Prophet should abstain from excess, whether in food, drink or other pleasures of the body. As Augeren speaks most frequently in the guise of the Dreamer, a Prophet should perform the proscribed meditation rituals before retiring, in order to open and prepare the mind.

Furthermore, a Prophet must be aware that the Wisdom of Augeren is written in the Book of the Future, [which] is fluid and ever-changing. No Prophet should attempt to give meaning to the visions sent by the Dreamer, and must also caution others of the folly of attempting to fix a future by interpretation... Even the act of speaking a vision may be interpretation, and a true Prophet will be most circumspect in carrying out his duties. Visions and dreams are to be guides only, milestones along the journey of life.

All visions are true and will come to pass, for such is the Will of Augeren. What cannot be changed or avoided must be embraced with equanimity. A Prophet is bound to share this wisdom with the people, and to provide hope and guidance through troubled times.

[Most] important is that a Prophet respect the Will of Augeren and deliver prophecy only to the intended recipient, as instructed by the Dreamer. To do otherwise is to defy Augeren's Will and Purpose, a transgression that may only result in pain and tragedy for all concerned. Beware an undisciplined tongue!