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-# Erubenyx  (article incomplete)
+# Erubenyx
 ## The Conqueror
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   * Celebrations of major victories
   * Anniversaries of famous battles
+#### Rites
+**Burial:**
+The dead must be buried with their weapon in hand or within reach. If they possessed rank or authority, a token of that station must also be buried with them.
+The body is positioned upright if possible, or laid with the head elevated, as if still observing the field.
+Before burial, a recounting of their greatest victory (or, if none is known, their final battle) is spoken aloud.
+This is done so that they are remembered not for how they died, but for what they accomplished.
+**Claiming Victory:**
+After a battle, a follower of Erubenyx must take something from the field to mark their victory.
+This may be:
+  * a weapon
+  * a banner fragment
+  * a piece of armor
+The item is kept as proof of conquest or offered to a superior as a sign of loyalty.
+**Trial of Command:**
+Before taking command of others, an individual must demonstrate both strength and cunning.
+This may take the form of:
+  * a duel
+  * a tactical exercise
+  * or a controlled engagement
+Victory alone is not sufficient, how the victory is achieved is judged.
+**Offering of Opportunity:**
+When a clear advantage presents itself, a follower may choose to offer their opponent a chance to surrender or act.
+This is not done out of mercy, but to test the opponent—and to create an opportunity to prove superiority if they fail.
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