Office of the City Archivist
Preserves civic records and written history. The Archivist's Office also serves as the government office of Temporis.
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THE INDEPENDENT CITY OF
THE INDEPENDENT CITY OF
Founded Day 1 of Year 0 and governed under charter with the New Church of Jonas Falx, Temporis remains self-administered on the continent of Hagia.
"Temporis belongs to those who build it."
The Independent City of Temporis governs itself under charter while remaining in fellowship with the New Church of Jonas Falx. Most residents are Seraphs. The city calls on the Forlorn Hope, its knightly order, for defense in matters both routine and dire.
The offices of Temporis, organized under the city charter.
Preserves civic records and written history. The Archivist's Office also serves as the government office of Temporis.
Learn more →Handles residency registration, property filings, and the city's civil ledgers.
Learn more →Oversees the wall, the wards, and the ongoing reconstruction of the Cathedral.
Learn more →The city's knightly order and standing guard, charged with the defense of Temporis.
Learn more →The knightly order and standing guard of Temporis.
The Forlorn Hope are the knights of Temporis. Not lords, not a bloodline, and not a reward for birth. We are a duty that anyone can be called to and no one is owed.
Protect the weak and stand between danger and those who would suffer from it.
Preserve knowledge, records, techniques, names, and lives from needless loss.
Remain steady when fear, danger, or uncertainty would make standing difficult.
Petitions for service begin in character. The full expectations, rank structure, oath, duties, and teachings of the order are maintained by the Department of the Forlorn Hope.
Begin Your PetitionStanding bulletins from the city and its departments.
Following reports of rust-touched creatures, access to the restricted catacombs has been temporarily suspended. Entry remains restricted to authorized personnel only.
Rebuilding of the Cathedral continues, guided by findings from ongoing archaeological surveys of the original structure.