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| rdfs:comment | - A chaplain was a priest assigned to minister to military personnel. Due to its larger-than-average complement of Bajorans, USS Bajor had a chaplain of the Bajoran religion, Prylar Simene Jyn'fossy. (Bait and Switch: The Wrong Reflection) The Bajoran Militia had chaplains. (Bait and Switch: "All's Fair in Love and War")
- The Chaplain is responsible for performing military funerals, weddings and other religious services and tending to the spiritual needs of the soldiers in tan Army. In the context of the Sussex Army, the Chaplain is not required to be a Priest, but must have a position within the URACE hierarchy. Requirements to become a Chaplain in the Sussex Army include enlistment therein, and being a Level 3 Church Way member of the Aristotelian Church.
- The chaplain is the elite creature of the Haven in Might & Magic: Heroes VII. Its upgraded form is the abbot.
- The word originally came from the Earth religion Christianity, but Starfleet used the term to refer to any religious official serving those functions. Due to the diversity of religious beliefs, including frequent lack thereof, in Starfleet, they were not commonly seen, and most ships and installations did not have them. Those chaplains that did exist were almost invariably civilian contractors rather than officers. For example, a chaplain of the Bajoran religion was typically a prylar.
- Chaplain is a term used to refer to an individual, either lay or ordained, who has a ministry in a non-parish setting. Chaplains may serve in hospitals, schools, government organizations (such as the military or VA hospitals), and corporations. In Episcoplaian Church of the USA (ECUSA) there is a Bishop Suffragan for Chaplaincies, The Right Rev. George Packard. That office oversees those in chaplain ministries and, in the case of a chaplain candidate or chaplain in the Armed forces, is also the endorser for ECUSA.
- Chaplain is an NPC title in WoW. In Warcraft III, Chaplains served Kul Tiras as healers during The Founding of Durotar when Daelin Proudmoore invaded. They replaced the elven priests because there were very few high elves in Kul Tiras (from which may not be priests). Admiral Proudmoore also had the elite versions. The Scarlet Crusade also employs this mob: Scarlet Chaplain. (DF 185)
- A term used to refer to an individual, either lay or ordained, who has a ministry in a non-parish setting. Chaplains may serve in hospitals, schools, government organizations (such as the military or VA hospitals), and corporations. In ECUSA there is a Bishop Suffragan for Chaplaincies, The Right Rev. George Packard. That office oversees those in chaplain ministries and, in the case of a chaplain candidate or chaplain in the Armed forces, is also the endorser for ECUSA.
- In 2002, he was held at gunpoint by by Frankie and Lulu, a pair of spirits possessing Cole Turner and Phoebe Halliwell in an attempt to get married. The ceremony was interrupted by Darryl and Piper, who froze the chaplain. After Darryl was forced to shoot Cole, the spirits retreated. Piper unfroze the chaplain and Darryl took him away while she summoned Clyde to bring back Leo and Paige from the past to heal Cole.
- Overall Rating: Campaign (6/10), Arena (4/10), Crusade (10/10)
- Chaplain is an unnamed male chaplain who appeared in "With Intent to Die".
- In battle, the Chaplains will be at the forefront of the Chapter's battlelines, rousing their fellow Space Marines through their words and actions. Their Power Armour is black and often incorporates Imperial skull iconography, most commonly in the form of a skull-shaped helmet. Most Chaplains wield a Power Weapon that takes the form of a mace and is called a Crozius Arcanum. They are also equipped with an Imperial holy symbol known as a Rosarius. Individual Chaplains are assigned to each company within a Space Marine Chapter. Others, including the Reclusiarch who cares for the Chapter's sacred Reclusiam and the Master of Sanctity who is the chief Chaplain of a Chapter and an officer whose rank is usually subordinate only to that of the Chapter Master himself, operate within the Chapter's c
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| desc | - Back line Area Healing Hero, who can force an enemy to attack his allies
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| Description | - Rynn tosses an enchanted javelin, dealing extra magic damage to the target.
- Rynn charms enemies, reducing the physical damage taken from their attacks.
- Rynn converts an enemy to her side, making them attack their own allies.
- Rynn uses her mastery of natural forces to heal the whole team.
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| abstract | - A chaplain was a priest assigned to minister to military personnel. Due to its larger-than-average complement of Bajorans, USS Bajor had a chaplain of the Bajoran religion, Prylar Simene Jyn'fossy. (Bait and Switch: The Wrong Reflection) The Bajoran Militia had chaplains. (Bait and Switch: "All's Fair in Love and War")
- The Chaplain is responsible for performing military funerals, weddings and other religious services and tending to the spiritual needs of the soldiers in tan Army. In the context of the Sussex Army, the Chaplain is not required to be a Priest, but must have a position within the URACE hierarchy. Requirements to become a Chaplain in the Sussex Army include enlistment therein, and being a Level 3 Church Way member of the Aristotelian Church.
- The chaplain is the elite creature of the Haven in Might & Magic: Heroes VII. Its upgraded form is the abbot.
- In battle, the Chaplains will be at the forefront of the Chapter's battlelines, rousing their fellow Space Marines through their words and actions. Their Power Armour is black and often incorporates Imperial skull iconography, most commonly in the form of a skull-shaped helmet. Most Chaplains wield a Power Weapon that takes the form of a mace and is called a Crozius Arcanum. They are also equipped with an Imperial holy symbol known as a Rosarius. Individual Chaplains are assigned to each company within a Space Marine Chapter. Others, including the Reclusiarch who cares for the Chapter's sacred Reclusiam and the Master of Sanctity who is the chief Chaplain of a Chapter and an officer whose rank is usually subordinate only to that of the Chapter Master himself, operate within the Chapter's command structure independent of any specific company. A Chaplain is fanatically loyal to his Chapter and to the Emperor, and works to instill a similar devotion in his fellow Astartes. Chaplains are the spiritual leaders of a Space Marine Chapter. They are awe-inspiring warrior-priests who administer the rites, preserve the rituals and perform the ancient ceremonies of initiation, vindication and redemption that are as important to a Space Marine Chapter as its roll of honour or its skill at arms. Chaplains are daunting figures even for other Space Marines to behold. Their power armour is jet black and adorned with icons of battle and tokens of ritual and mystery; their Skull Helms are death masks that evoke the stern visage of the immortal Emperor. Every aspect of a Chaplain's garb serves to remind all who gaze upon him of mortality's impermanence and thus the importance of preserving the immortal soul. Beneath this stern cladding is a man no less grim of aspect and manner. Chaplains are notoriously strict individuals. They are responsible for the spiritual well-being of their Battle-Brothers and renowned for their unwavering sense of duty. Through tenet, dogma and catechism, they armour their brother Space Marines against heresy and false pride, instilling the wisdom of both Primarch and Emperor in those who are their most trusted servants. Every company in a Space Marine Chapter has its own Chaplain. He acts as a leader in both devotions and combat and is second only to the company Captain in rank. A Chapter's Chaplains are also the keepers of the Reclusiam, a hallowed place overseen by the greatest and most veteran of their number, the Master of Sanctity. The Reclusiam is the fortress-monastery's central shrine, where prayers and meditations are conducted. It is a place of great spiritual reverence, where the Chapter's battle standards hang from hallowed walls and the very stones echo with remembrance. Here are kept the Chapter's most holy relics: fragments of armour, banners from times of legend, and the raiments of ancient heroes who long ago passed beyond mortal service. However, the Chaplains teach that the presence of a formal chapel is not necessary for a Space Marine; the fires of battle serve as their places of worship, the roar of Bolters and Chainswords their prayers and the righteous slaughter of their foes their truest offerings. The first Space Marine Chapters were founded centuries before the development of the Imperial Cult or the Adeptus Ministorum, and with the lone exception of the Black Templars, Space Marines have never acknowledged the doctrines or religious supremacy of the Ecclesiarchy. Space Marine Chaplains care little for the ravings of the Ecclesiarch's priests and ignore the dictates of the Imperial Cult in favour of their own ancient traditions. While the Adeptus Ministorum has gradually extended its influence throughout the human-settled galaxy, it has failed to sway the Space Marine cults, which remain as stubbornly independent as they ever were in millennia past. When war calls, a Chaplain takes the fight to wherever the conflict is fiercest. He leads from the fore, rejoicing in the righteous slaughter of his enemies, all the while rendering thunderous praise to the beloved Emperor of Mankind and his Primarch. A Chaplain chants the liturgies of battle with every breath, punctuating his oration with strikes from his Crozius Arcanum –- the battle staff that is both the symbol of his office and his chosen weapon of war. Through his example and his devotion, the Chaplain exhorts his fellow Battle-Brothers to the pinnacle of their dedication, so that they might conquer with valour those most dire threats which would resist all else.
- The word originally came from the Earth religion Christianity, but Starfleet used the term to refer to any religious official serving those functions. Due to the diversity of religious beliefs, including frequent lack thereof, in Starfleet, they were not commonly seen, and most ships and installations did not have them. Those chaplains that did exist were almost invariably civilian contractors rather than officers. For example, a chaplain of the Bajoran religion was typically a prylar.
- Chaplain is a term used to refer to an individual, either lay or ordained, who has a ministry in a non-parish setting. Chaplains may serve in hospitals, schools, government organizations (such as the military or VA hospitals), and corporations. In Episcoplaian Church of the USA (ECUSA) there is a Bishop Suffragan for Chaplaincies, The Right Rev. George Packard. That office oversees those in chaplain ministries and, in the case of a chaplain candidate or chaplain in the Armed forces, is also the endorser for ECUSA.
- Chaplain is an NPC title in WoW. In Warcraft III, Chaplains served Kul Tiras as healers during The Founding of Durotar when Daelin Proudmoore invaded. They replaced the elven priests because there were very few high elves in Kul Tiras (from which may not be priests). Admiral Proudmoore also had the elite versions. The Scarlet Crusade also employs this mob: Scarlet Chaplain. (DF 185)
- A term used to refer to an individual, either lay or ordained, who has a ministry in a non-parish setting. Chaplains may serve in hospitals, schools, government organizations (such as the military or VA hospitals), and corporations. In ECUSA there is a Bishop Suffragan for Chaplaincies, The Right Rev. George Packard. That office oversees those in chaplain ministries and, in the case of a chaplain candidate or chaplain in the Armed forces, is also the endorser for ECUSA.
- In 2002, he was held at gunpoint by by Frankie and Lulu, a pair of spirits possessing Cole Turner and Phoebe Halliwell in an attempt to get married. The ceremony was interrupted by Darryl and Piper, who froze the chaplain. After Darryl was forced to shoot Cole, the spirits retreated. Piper unfroze the chaplain and Darryl took him away while she summoned Clyde to bring back Leo and Paige from the past to heal Cole.
- Overall Rating: Campaign (6/10), Arena (4/10), Crusade (10/10)
- Chaplain is an unnamed male chaplain who appeared in "With Intent to Die".
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