Deity Magic

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Deity-based Magics borrow the power of higher beings to perform a set list of spells, as defined within each deity subtype. The amount of people who can learn it is more restricted than other forms of magic because the deities will only acknowledge an individual’s desire for magic under certain circumstances. Deities can be very sensitive about whom they bestow powers onto, and this can limit the other types of magic that one may pursue in tandem. Individual spells must also be taught, either by the deity directly or through a more experienced Follower.

Only some types actually use mana, like Arcane Magic, but all are bound by the same restriction of only having a limited ability to call upon that specific deity before becoming too exhausted to continue.

Deity Magic Sub-Types

Ascended

Given a set of goals and magical powers by Aeriel, the Ascended strive to thwart all that is unholy and corrupts life itself. Ascended Order

Deity: Arch-Aengul Aerial

Blue Sect: The Sect of War, rallying the Descendants against mortal threats.

Red Sect: The Caretakers Sect, dedicated to the creation of relics and other objects.

Gold Sect: The Sect of Theology, dedicated to the religious and healing aspects of the Ascended.

Silver Sect: The Sect of Knowledge, seeking out the collection of relics as well as teaching and understanding the finer facets of magic.

Druidic

Deities: The Aspects


Nature's Communion A druid's connection and bond with Nature. Through attunement, a Druid is able to hear Nature and convey messages to plants and animals as a person would speak to another person.

Control of Nature The ability to utilize plants and animals for the druid's intended purpose, whether bending plants, causing plants to grow, or leading animals to do certain actions.

Blight Healer Blighted land, burned land, destroyed plant life, these are tended by a Blight Healer. Druids are called upon to heal scarred land that has been ravaged by battle, swept upon by wildfire, or salted by angry warlords.

Herblore The ability to enhance and dampen properties in an herb.

Shapeshifting The Druid has been blessed with the ability to shapeshift into a single animal that the druid has made a connection with.

Clerical

Deity: Tahariae

Priest Healing All spells that involve clerical healing. Healing of great or minor wounds.

War Clericalism Spells that involve the Orbs of light to aid you in battle. Clerics can also daze and have a myriad of different protective spells.

Divine Wardenism

Paladins

Gilded warriors who follow the teachings of Xan, seeking to purge the world of unnatural beings and restore order and justice.

Deity: Xan, Aengul of Order

Shamanism

Typically an Orc Magic:

Deities: Spirits of the Spirit Realm

Witchdoctor Using the powers of the immortal and the elemental spirits, a Witchdoctor performs curses and hexes upon people and the potions they create.

Farseeing Work with the Immortal Spirits, can travel to the spiritual plane and converse with spirits on a neutral field. Allows blessings of the spirits to be placed upon others.

Elementalism Work with the elemental spirits, masters of changing and shaping the physical world.

Lutaumancy Avatars of the ancestors. Converse with the spirits of people themselves and invoke their power and blessing.


Cloud Temple Monk Magic

Please refer to Wilven Sanctuary Monks and Monk Resurrection

Imperfections of Deitic Healing

Although using the powers of deities to heal can be very fruitful, it is not without it's limits.

Magic
Arcane Magic Transfiguration · Voidal Translocation · Void Shifting
Elemental Evocation · Conjuration
Sensory Illusion ·
Deity Magic Shamanism · Druidism · Paladinism · Seers · Malchediael's Templars · Heralds of Azdromoth
Dark Magic Fjarriauga · Necromancy · Pale Bloodmagic · Mysticism · Naztherak
Artificery Atronach Forging · Golemancy
Other Kani · Housemagery · Bardmancy