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| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Combat | ATK 50 DEF 88 SPR 90 SPD 60 INT 92 |
| Rank | Bishop / Founder of the AME Church / Formerly enslaved |
| Domain | Institution-building, abolitionism, the right of Black people to worship as equals |
| Alignment | Holy / Black Methodist |
| Weakness | Worked within Methodist polity rather than break entirely with the structure -- a strategic conservatism some Black radicals criticized |
| Key Act | Born enslaved in Philadelphia in 1760. Bought his own freedom at twenty. Pulled from his knees at St. George's Methodist for sitting in the wrong pew (1787). Walked out, organized Free African Society, built Bethel AME, formally founded the African Methodist Episcopal Church on April 9, 1816 -- the first fully independent Black denomination in the United States |
| Source | Allen, *The Life Experience and Gospel Labors of the Right Reverend Richard Allen* (1833) |
“We will never separate ourselves voluntarily from the slave population in this country; they are our brethren by the ties of consanguinity, of suffering, and of wrong.” — Richard Allen
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