Daughters of Casorina

The Daughters of Casorina were a religious sisterhood of pious, learned women founded by Matriarch Elena during her time as one of the premier figures in the Faith of the Three. Despite the restrictions on women taking holy vows they are not forbidden. In an effort to expand the role of women within the church Elena, Princess Superior who had been admitted to the church by Isa XVI campaigned for decades to allow younger girls to enter the service of the Truthspeakers, with aims to incorporate them in their own right.

During her final decade the Grand Truthspeaker Horrenas II, Isa XVI's successor passed away. In an unprecedented move Elena took charge of the church with the consent of the Truthspeakers until a successor was elected. For three years Elena was dei facto Grand Truthspeaker, the only woman to ever hold any position like it. It was during this 'reign' that the Daughters were founded. The three year period was also the longest time taken to elect a new Truthspeaker in the Casilian era; many accused the Matriarch of attempting to hold onto power.

The daughters admit any woman of sixteen years or higher that has shown to their local religious authority that they possess pious tendencies. Despite the church valuing chastity and temperance the Faith had no dogma to enforce this way of acting, Elena made these 'forgotten laws' the main pillar of her order.