Over a century and a half ago two combatants fought a bloody war. One
was a headstrong child named Munsia. The other was a powerful symbol of
Strength known as Narsrim. It was during this war they met on the
battlefield, coming face to face after slaying so many of their enemies.
Realization dawned on the two that the same blood flowed through their
veins; two long lost siblings had found each other. They took into
account the mayhem the other had caused and realized that if they united
together as brother and sister once more, as their Mother would have
wanted, they would demolish nations together as an unstoppable force.
Thus, D'cente` was reborn.

The two fought as one for decades until they realized that their family
would go nowhere without some help, and so they sought out Brethren and
Lovers, but to no avail. Their family name would be doomed to remain
only theirs, and the hope of becoming a shining symbol of destruction to
the entire basin dwindled.....

The recent Union between Arimisia n'Kylbar and Munsia D'cente` rekindled
that hope in the old heart of Munsia as she sought once more to enlarge
her family. The betrayal done to Arimisia and the shared hatred for her
old mate has allowed the D'cente` family to grow into a bannerhouse, and
now it is time..

I call to you, those who seek glory. I call to you, those who bathe in
the blood of their enemies. Flock to me. Flock to the D'cente`.

Abandon the false ideals of the Light behind!
Ignore the enslaving lies of Freedom!
Leave the insanity and denial of the Wyrd!
Stow away the papers and books of Logic!
Refuse to succumb to the weakness of pacifism!

Bask in the Glory of the Taint and reap the benefits of glorious
conquests.

Revel in the Wisdom of Raezon.
Channel the Wrath of Fain.
Inspire change through the Hunger of Legion.

Fly the bloodstained banner of D'cente` with me, our House of Blood will
reign at the top of the basin one day, standing atop the corpses we've
torn asunder. Fall in line behind Munsia, Narsrim, Shaddus, Winnae,
Sahmiam, and Arimisia by becoming our Brothers, our Sisters, our Wives,
our Husbands, our Daughters, and our Sons.

Penned by my hand on the 17th of Juliary, in the year 295 CE.