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The 3rd [[Arch-Warden]], Teldar Stoneweld, was the first [[Dwarf]] Arch-Warden. Stoneweld started out on the opposing side of the [[Prophets' War]] as a cleric of the [[Demi-Pantheon]] before converting to [[Alexandria]]'s cause. He was preceded by [[Mythrian Arabelle]] and was elevated to Arch-Warden in 47 FI mostly as a compromise candidate so that the position would stop being held by Alexandria's inner circle, though he only held the position for 2 years and was followed by another member of the [[First Stand]], [[Marrwyn Teldandilion]] in 49 FI. | |||
Stoneweld was a scholar and philosopher who wrote the [[Commentaries of Teldar Stoneweld]], seen as a primary thread of unity between the pre-Alexandrian [[Commentaries]] and their revelation in the [[Testimonials]], as well as [[Teldar's Capitulation]], one of the Mainland's central philosophical texts made up of set of letters written in the final year of the Prophets' War between Stoneweld and his foes at the time, [[Mythrian Arabelle]] and [[Steros Merroand]] which eventually helped lead to the end of the conflict and most Dwarves converting to Alexandria's cause. | |||
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The 3rd Arch-Warden, Teldar Stoneweld, was the first Dwarf Arch-Warden. Stoneweld started out on the opposing side of the Prophets' War as a cleric of the Demi-Pantheon before converting to Alexandria's cause. He was preceded by Mythrian Arabelle and was elevated to Arch-Warden in 47 FI mostly as a compromise candidate so that the position would stop being held by Alexandria's inner circle, though he only held the position for 2 years and was followed by another member of the First Stand, Marrwyn Teldandilion in 49 FI.
Stoneweld was a scholar and philosopher who wrote the Commentaries of Teldar Stoneweld, seen as a primary thread of unity between the pre-Alexandrian Commentaries and their revelation in the Testimonials, as well as Teldar's Capitulation, one of the Mainland's central philosophical texts made up of set of letters written in the final year of the Prophets' War between Stoneweld and his foes at the time, Mythrian Arabelle and Steros Merroand which eventually helped lead to the end of the conflict and most Dwarves converting to Alexandria's cause.