Upon the sacred heights of Mt. BlackFeather, where the veil between earth and the divine grows thin, the Hobbo Fellowship was founded in faith and solitude.

We are hermits of the summit, turning away from the noise and corruption of the lowlands. In isolation we find clarity; in labor, devotion. The mountain is our sanctuary, and its trials are the divine’s refining fire.

The Fellowship is guided by Aandeg Blackfeather, Keeper of the Peak and Warden of the Throne. Aandeg does not rule by force, but by wisdom earned through vigilance, sacrifice, and faithful stewardship. From the Throne of Vigil at the mountain’s crown, Aandeg watches over BlackFeather and guards the spiritual balance entrusted to us.

We practice all crafts, believing creation itself to be sacred. To shape the world with one’s hands is to echo divine will. Every forge lit, every wall raised, and every tool completed is offered in silent prayer.

Sacred Rituals of the Hobbo Fellowship

✧ The Ascent of Silence
Any who seek to join must climb Mt. BlackFeather without idle speech. The ascent is a trial of intent, humility, and endurance. Only those who reach the peak in silence are heard.

✧ The Offering of Craft
Each member must present a crafted item of their own making to the Fellowship. The worth lies not in rarity, but in care, patience, and purpose.

✧ The Vigil at the Throne
At appointed times, members keep watch from the Throne of Vigil. No work is done, no weapons drawn. The vigil is a time of reflection, prayer, and listening for signs in wind and sky.

✧ The Rite of Ash and Stone
When a member falters or returns from conflict, they mark themselves with ash and stone dust, symbolizing mortality and renewal. Through this rite, balance is restored.

We do not expand by conquest.
We do not bend faith into weaponry.
We endure through devotion.

Those who stand upon BlackFeather do so by calling, not coincidence.
The mountain accepts few — and tests all.