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The Rex Sacorum Proclamation

Thanks to The In­vin­ci­ble Over­lord for; Sav­ing The City and all of us from the hor­rors of Mor­tis Max­imus Orielious [1]. For open­ing gates. Re­duc­ing crime. Clean­ing street­s. Low tax­es. [and so on for a cou­ple para­graph­s]

The deities re­cent­ly called their de­vot­ed broth­er, our Over­lord, to coun­cil be­neath the Min­er­va Holy Site [2]. Test­ing him in bat­tle vs ter­ri­ble demon­s. De­spite great de­struc­tion to hill and hill­side The Over­lord, of course, emerged vic­to­ri­ous.

“In­vic­tum Im­per­a­tor Max­imus” [3] is now and al­ways “Rex Saco­rum Pro­tec­to Hominum” [4]. Above the High Priests of the Or­der of Pon­tif­ex [5] and the Or­der of Quin­dec­imviri Sac­ris Faci­undis [6]. And that Ad­diti­cius Olym­pi­ous [7], is The City’s and all loy­al, right think­ing cit­i­zens re­li­gion.

The Over­lord has tired of fan­ci­ful claims of “s­peak­ing with god­s” be­ing used to usurp the prop­er­ty rights of cit­i­zens and to vi­o­late just laws of The City. The nev­er of­fi­cial­ly rec­og­nized and so called “Order of Au­gures” [8] is thus banned.

Zealotry is counter to law­ful so­ci­ety. Al­though, in his benev­o­lence and wis­dom the Over­lord rec­og­nizes it is a dis­ease of the mind and these un­save­able souls de­serve our pity. As long as they don’t pose a threat to safe­ty and or­der they may con­tin­ue their in­sane ram­blings and beg­ging. [9]

Sim­i­lar­ly his benev­o­lence and wis­dom al­lows the Over­lord to tol­er­ate the mi­nor deities a few vul­gar for­eign­ers mis­tak­en­ly hon­or un­til such day as they awake to glo­ry of Ad­diti­cius Olym­pi­ous. [10]

The demons pass­ing them­selves off as gods of the Rus [11] shall no longer be al­lowed to run amok. All bear­ing their sym­bols for­feit life and prop­er­ty. Those who aide these vile de­mon wor­shipers shall be pub­licly ex­e­cut­ed in the usu­al grue­some ways.

To cel­e­brate this great oc­ca­sion “In­vic­tum Im­per­a­tor Max­imus” has de­clared com­ing month of Maius to be tax free and an­nounced a week long fes­tiv­i­ties fea­tur­ing said grue­some ex­e­cu­tion­s!