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Revision as of 13:19, 20 January 2020

Hosts of the Holy Faith in Our Sixteen Gods
Founding leaderTheiarch Zarkeon
Dates of operation1809-1823
AllegianceAchysian Monarchy
MotivesRestoration of the Radiant Crown
Protection of the Faith
Defeat of the Achysian Republic and the Kathic Republic
Liberation of Achysia and the Haliarchy
IdeologyVayonism
Absolutism
Traditionalism
anti-Republicanism
Reactionary policies
Counter-revolutionary policies
AlliesSupreme Regency Council
Knights of the Eternal Flame
OpponentsKathic Republic
Achysian Republic
ColoursCrimson and white
AnthemChant of the Faith's Hostists

The Faith's Hosts, officially the Hosts of the Holy Faith in Our Sixteen Gods were a popular movement and an alliance of rebel forces founded and organized by Theiarch Zarkeon in Achysia after the fall of the Achysian Monarchy. The Theiarch founded and organized peasant armies with the aim of fighting the Kathic Republic and their puppet regime, the Achysian Republic, and with the ultimate objective of restoring the absolutist Radiant Crown and liberating the Haliarchy. The hostites of the Faith were mostly peasants, led by priests who encouraged their religious loyalty in order to convince them to resist Kathia and her client republics.

Though initially only formed by poorly armed and trained bands of peasants, the Faith's Hosts slowly turned into an organized army as the war progressed, receiving weapons and funding from the Faith and the other enemies of Kathia. Never able to match the Kathic forces in terms of tactics and prowess, the hostites always compensated for their weakness through sheer fanaticism.