Armories, Guarded Items, and Prisoners

As elohim commute through your Hold traveling to their current Mission, your Hold will offer them the use of extra Holy Items that you have on hand in your armory. The Hold members can also pull from this pool of Items, but are still considered borrowed. Each staff member can borrow and keep only one Item at a time this way unless the Hold is directly attacked, and then any and all Items can be used to defend it. As elohim return from their Missions, they will deposit Holy Items they do not wish to keep or cannot use. They will also deposit any Unholy Items captured during their Mission. Your Hold will store these Items because Holy Items do no good sitting in Heaven and there is no place allowed in Heaven for the Unholy. Periodically the Host will determine if any Holy Items have been borrowed and not returned after a failed Mission, or if any new Items have been deposited. When you have enough Unholy Items under your guard or if you are guarding captured Articles of Dominion, you may be at risk of being raided by unholy elohim hoping to take them as spoils. The Host may also determine that some of your Unholy Items may have been able to be transferred to reduce your risk of a raid happening. 

Your Hold may also at times choose to keep prisoners. On a rare occasion these prisoners may be part of a temporary agreement, but most often prisoners will increase the chances of a raid to loose their evil back into the world. The more powerful the prisoner, the more likely a raid will be organized to release them. 

You are always free to organize a transport Mission in which you send elohim to carry some or all of your stored Items and/or prisoners to a safer location. If you are sending Items out, you do risk the attack of opportunists who may be looking for just such a chance. 

Your Hold will be rewarded with Honor for keeping these Holy Items, Unholy Items, and Prisoners, but it will also be penalized if these things are taken from you or stolen during transport to another location.