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=Introduction=
 
=Introduction=
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Also known as the 'bridge between man and beast', Mani are (guardian) spirits that are chosen by the [[Aspects]]. Their main purpose is to protect their particular species. Each beast tasked with this great honor will be reborn as a Demigod, this is why they're often times referred to as the "Demigods of the Wild". They are also blessed with intelligence due to having lived for thousands of years. Majority of times, Mani aren't hostile towards mortal descendants, even those that hunt their kind. The descendants that leave tribute to Mani are compensated at random. However; those that are selfish by overfishing, overhunting, or destroying vast amounts of another species habitat- may find themselves stalked by the Mani. Soon enough, they will know that they've unleashed the wrath of the wild.
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Also known as the 'bridge between man and the beast', Mani is (guardian) spirits that are chosen by the [[Aspects]]. Their main purpose is to protect their particular species. Each beast tasked with this great honor will be reborn as a Demigod, this is why they're often times referred to as the "Demigods of the Wild". They are also blessed with intelligence due to having lived for thousands of years. The majority of times, Mani aren't hostile towards mortal descendants, even those that hunt their kind. The descendants that leave a tribute to Mani are compensated at random. However; those that are selfish by overfishing, overhunting, or destroying vast amounts of another species' habitat- may find themselves stalked by the Mani. Soon enough, they will know that they've unleashed the wrath of the wild.
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The Mani at large are recluse beings that won’t appear to mortals without a convincing incentive. This quest of discovery has proven to be a puzzle in its own right, for the Aspects Chosen are by no means akin to Descendent-kind. They are their own animal - '''literally speaking. Demigods.''' There are those revered as benevolent and wise, others rumored to be cold and ferocious. Yet the sole absolute among each of them lies in their loyalties as patrons to respective species. Thus, persuading a Mani to present itself oft varies drastically in approach.
  
 
==Origin==
 
==Origin==
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Mani roamed this world far before any of the descendant races arrived. When the Children of Horen, Malinor, Urguan, and Krug came- they were primitive and dull- until the progenitors; the various leaders of the descendants started to chisel their own civilizations and destroy the ecosystem. The only ones that affected the Mani, though, were the Children of Malinor. They began to cut at the trees, and form their own cities. The [[Aspects]] saw this as something that could be mitigated. Henceforth, at the highest point of the ancient world, they made a great bidding. Among the first to receive this call were the Chieftains of Elk, Boar, Eagle, Panther, Wolf, Horse, and Snake. They were considered the strongest, most intelligent, and most ingenious of their pack. The [[Aspects]] deviated and came to the decision that they would grant two divine blessings, being further intellection and etherealism. The [[Aspects]] did not covet a war. Instead, to bring balance between mortals and the wild. In times of need, the Mani would protect their tribes from interventions longed by descendants of both moral and immortal origin. Mani are essentially the spiritual leaders of their distinct species.
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Mani roamed this world far before any of the descendant races arrived. When the Children of Horen, Malinor, Urguan, and Krug came- they were primitive and dull- until the progenitors; the various leaders of the descendants started to chisel their own civilizations and destroy the ecosystem. The only ones that affected the Mani, though, were the Children of Malinor. They began to cut at the trees, and form their own cities. The [[Aspects]] saw this as something that could be mitigated. Henceforth, at the highest point of the ancient world, they made great bidding. Among the first to receive this call were the Chieftains of Elk, Boar, Eagle, Panther, Wolf, Horse, and Snake. They were considered the strongest, most intelligent, and most ingenious of their pack. The [[Aspects]] deviated and came to the decision that they would grant two divine blessings, being further intellection and etherealism. The [[Aspects]] did not covet a war. Instead, to bring balance between mortals and the wild. In times of need, the Mani would protect their tribes from interventions longed by descendants of both moral and immortal origin. Mani are essentially the spiritual leaders of their distinct species.
  
 
==Qualities==
 
==Qualities==
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==Weaknesses==
 
==Weaknesses==
 
While they are seen as superior beings, the Mani also have a number of weaknesses that dwell within. For starters, the Mani are eternal, not immortal. This means that they can be killed with great magic or with well-installed arrows. It's much more difficult than taking up arms with an animal; though, as the Mani can withstand critical injuries before succumbing.
 
While they are seen as superior beings, the Mani also have a number of weaknesses that dwell within. For starters, the Mani are eternal, not immortal. This means that they can be killed with great magic or with well-installed arrows. It's much more difficult than taking up arms with an animal; though, as the Mani can withstand critical injuries before succumbing.
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==List of the Mani==
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===Lesser Mani / Forgotten Mani===
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These are the Mani who never developed a large following among descendant peoples. Often times out of a deliberate attempt to remain isolated from all pockets of elven, dwarven and human civilization. Or, because their species is too few in number to influence descendant lives, or do not occupy a natural niche with any significance to human, elven and dwarven society. Lesser Mani have less sympathy, fondness or familiarity with Descendant mannerisms and can be more easily swayed towards being hostile towards them. A powerful enough being, (ergo September Prince) can sway the forgotten Mani to his cause as long as the Mani are not putting their own species in danger, or perceived to be betraying the Aspect’s vision for them.
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===Greater Mani===
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Descendant peoples have long worshipped the Mani. The practice of Animal-Prince worship was a natural evolution from the worship of the Aspects themselves. It originated among elven peoples on both Ancient Axios and Atlas, but later spread to groups of nomadic humans on the southern Atlasian steppe, as well as sometimes the odd dwarf, orc or hou-zi.
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Greater Mani have more longevity and power and incorruptibility than their lesser-known cousins. This is largely due to their historical ties to descendant peoples who have worshipped them and made pacts with them. These Mani have grown used to the mannerisms of elves and men, as well as interacting with them, and are far less easily swayed towards chaos. They remain true to being a bridge between the descendant peoples, and the species with which they are tasked to lead.
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''Greater Mani cannot be corrupted by the every day actions of men.''
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! style="width:20%;"| Trait
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! style="width:19%;"| Offerings
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|-
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| '''Amametta,''' ''Prince of Peafowl and Paradisaeidae''
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| lesser
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Amaethon''' '' Prince of Cervidae''
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| greater
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Bai'Janik,''' ''Prince of Penguins''
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|lesser
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Bilobooz''' ''The Rabbit Mani''
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| lesser
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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|  '''Bolomormaa''', ''Princess of Bears.''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:bear.jpg |150px]]
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|-
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| '''Ceruvil''' ''Prince of Bovine''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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|'''Drongo,''' ''Prince of Chameleons''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Danaay Taluwa''' ''Prince of Salmon''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Dzalar’onn'''  ''Prince of Frogs''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Èyr,''' ''Princess of Anglerfish''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Felixi,''' ''Prince of Bobcats''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Fih’uell,''' ''Princess of Locusts''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| ''' Ganshara''' ''Prince Of Mamoths''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Gûlgarmadh''' ''Prince of Scorpions and Arachnids''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:skullspider.jpg |150px]]
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|-
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| '''Hamatsa''' ''Prince of Dolphins''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Kadal,''' ''The Prince of Lizards''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Kalii’mari''' ''Prince of Squid''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Kholibrii''' ''Princess of The Hummingbird''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Kri’Ki''' ''The Lord of Rivers, Marshes and Swamps''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Kwakwani,''' ''Prince of Ravens''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:raven.jpg|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Llan’sae''' ''Princess of Sea Turtles''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Machana''' ''Princess of Steeds''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Malikki,''' ''Prince of Apes''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:c2f6161cbb0262896c747e76b01e7d9c--friesian-horse-cowboy-art.jpg|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Meracahe''' ''Prince of the Beaver''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:beaver.jpg|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Moccus,''' ''Prince of Boars''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:fantasy cave boar by mbaki.jpg|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Morea,'''  ''Prince of Wolves''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:gwolf.jpg|150px]]
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|-
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|'''Nemglan''' ''Princess of Eagles''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Ohowaki,'''  ''Princess of Owls''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:owl.jpg|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Rahar''' ''The Mani Prince of Tigers''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Ray’voray,''' ''Prince of Ratites''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Sabio,''' ''Prince of Albatross and Seabirds''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:Alabaster seabird.jpeg|150px]]
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|-
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|'''Sed'nakki''', ''Princess of Walrus''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Sequana,'''  ''Prince of Whales''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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|'''Sha’maidan''' ''Princess of Elephantidae''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Silissa''', ''Princess of Bees''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Sonnos,''' ''Prince of Foxes''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Stalashaan'''  ''The Prince of Orcas''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Tehlarissa''' ''Princess Of Butterflies''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''Tāmatu''', ''Prince of Crabs''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:crab.jpg|150px]]
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|-
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| '''name''' ''Prince Of ''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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|'''Vesper,''' ''Prince of Bats''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''name''' ''Prince Of ''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''name''' ''Prince Of ''
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| [[File:etheralform preferred.png|150px]]
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| Trait
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| tattoo and food
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| [[File:animal form.png|150px]]
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|-
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| '''name''' ''Prince Of ''
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| '''name''' ''Prince Of ''
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| '''name''' ''Prince Of ''
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| '''name''' ''Prince Of ''
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Latest revision as of 22:10, 14 April 2023

This section of the wiki is still being worked on, please be patient and take everything here with a grain of salt.


mani.jpg
Mani
Fae
Size: Variable
Lifespan: Immortal
Tameable?: No
Note: The jurisdiction behind playing this creature is in the hands of the Lore Team.

Introduction

Also known as the 'bridge between man and the beast', Mani is (guardian) spirits that are chosen by the Aspects. Their main purpose is to protect their particular species. Each beast tasked with this great honor will be reborn as a Demigod, this is why they're often times referred to as the "Demigods of the Wild". They are also blessed with intelligence due to having lived for thousands of years. The majority of times, Mani aren't hostile towards mortal descendants, even those that hunt their kind. The descendants that leave a tribute to Mani are compensated at random. However; those that are selfish by overfishing, overhunting, or destroying vast amounts of another species' habitat- may find themselves stalked by the Mani. Soon enough, they will know that they've unleashed the wrath of the wild.

The Mani at large are recluse beings that won’t appear to mortals without a convincing incentive. This quest of discovery has proven to be a puzzle in its own right, for the Aspects Chosen are by no means akin to Descendent-kind. They are their own animal - literally speaking. Demigods. There are those revered as benevolent and wise, others rumored to be cold and ferocious. Yet the sole absolute among each of them lies in their loyalties as patrons to respective species. Thus, persuading a Mani to present itself oft varies drastically in approach.

Origin

Mani roamed this world far before any of the descendant races arrived. When the Children of Horen, Malinor, Urguan, and Krug came- they were primitive and dull- until the progenitors; the various leaders of the descendants started to chisel their own civilizations and destroy the ecosystem. The only ones that affected the Mani, though, were the Children of Malinor. They began to cut at the trees, and form their own cities. The Aspects saw this as something that could be mitigated. Henceforth, at the highest point of the ancient world, they made great bidding. Among the first to receive this call were the Chieftains of Elk, Boar, Eagle, Panther, Wolf, Horse, and Snake. They were considered the strongest, most intelligent, and most ingenious of their pack. The Aspects deviated and came to the decision that they would grant two divine blessings, being further intellection and etherealism. The Aspects did not covet a war. Instead, to bring balance between mortals and the wild. In times of need, the Mani would protect their tribes from interventions longed by descendants of both moral and immortal origin. Mani are essentially the spiritual leaders of their distinct species.

Qualities

These spiritual beings have the ability to speak in Common and Ancient Elven. This gift was bestowed unto them by the Aspects so that the communication between man and beast is up to standards. Their intellectual accumulations would allow them to comprehend the Orcish Blah or any other cultural language derived from Common. Not many will have the opportunity to come face-to-face with a Mani; only the very few that they deem worthy. They look for individuals that are pure in hindsight, and reign vengeance on those who attempt to disrupt the balance of nature. The only time they will appear is to bestow blessings onto these characters.

Powers

As expected, the Mani have several powers, or 'blessings', that were gifted to them by the Aspects. They are as followed:

  • Mastery over the Wilds.
  • Communion with all life forms.
  • Limited control over the weather, which is usually limited to precipitation.
  • Shapeshifting- the Mani have the ability to take on non-human, and spiritual forms. They cannot use their other powers whilst in a non-physical mannerism.
  • Mental connection with their kind- meaning that whatever the Mani command, their species would instinctively follow through with. Even if it were as negative as sending them off of a mountain.

Weaknesses

While they are seen as superior beings, the Mani also have a number of weaknesses that dwell within. For starters, the Mani are eternal, not immortal. This means that they can be killed with great magic or with well-installed arrows. It's much more difficult than taking up arms with an animal; though, as the Mani can withstand critical injuries before succumbing.


List of the Mani

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Lesser Mani / Forgotten Mani

These are the Mani who never developed a large following among descendant peoples. Often times out of a deliberate attempt to remain isolated from all pockets of elven, dwarven and human civilization. Or, because their species is too few in number to influence descendant lives, or do not occupy a natural niche with any significance to human, elven and dwarven society. Lesser Mani have less sympathy, fondness or familiarity with Descendant mannerisms and can be more easily swayed towards being hostile towards them. A powerful enough being, (ergo September Prince) can sway the forgotten Mani to his cause as long as the Mani are not putting their own species in danger, or perceived to be betraying the Aspect’s vision for them.

Greater Mani

Descendant peoples have long worshipped the Mani. The practice of Animal-Prince worship was a natural evolution from the worship of the Aspects themselves. It originated among elven peoples on both Ancient Axios and Atlas, but later spread to groups of nomadic humans on the southern Atlasian steppe, as well as sometimes the odd dwarf, orc or hou-zi.

Greater Mani have more longevity and power and incorruptibility than their lesser-known cousins. This is largely due to their historical ties to descendant peoples who have worshipped them and made pacts with them. These Mani have grown used to the mannerisms of elves and men, as well as interacting with them, and are far less easily swayed towards chaos. They remain true to being a bridge between the descendant peoples, and the species with which they are tasked to lead.

Greater Mani cannot be corrupted by the every day actions of men.


Name Heirarchy Trait Offerings Representation
Amametta, Prince of Peafowl and Paradisaeidae lesser Trait tattoo and food 150px
Amaethon Prince of Cervidae greater Trait tattoo and food 150px
Bai'Janik, Prince of Penguins lesser Trait tattoo and food 150px
Bilobooz The Rabbit Mani lesser Trait tattoo and food 150px
Bolomormaa, Princess of Bears. 150px Trait tattoo and food bear.jpg
Ceruvil Prince of Bovine 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Drongo, Prince of Chameleons 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Danaay Taluwa Prince of Salmon 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Dzalar’onn Prince of Frogs 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Èyr, Princess of Anglerfish 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Felixi, Prince of Bobcats 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Fih’uell, Princess of Locusts 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Ganshara Prince Of Mamoths 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Gûlgarmadh Prince of Scorpions and Arachnids 150px Trait tattoo and food skullspider.jpg
Hamatsa Prince of Dolphins 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Kadal, The Prince of Lizards 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Kalii’mari Prince of Squid 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Kholibrii Princess of The Hummingbird 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Kri’Ki The Lord of Rivers, Marshes and Swamps 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Kwakwani, Prince of Ravens 150px Trait tattoo and food raven.jpg
Llan’sae Princess of Sea Turtles 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Machana Princess of Steeds 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Malikki, Prince of Apes 150px Trait tattoo and food c2f6161cbb0262896c747e76b01e7d9c--friesian-horse-cowboy-art.jpg
Meracahe Prince of the Beaver 150px Trait tattoo and food beaver.jpg
Moccus, Prince of Boars 150px Trait tattoo and food fantasy cave boar by mbaki.jpg
Morea, Prince of Wolves 150px Trait tattoo and food gwolf.jpg
Nemglan Princess of Eagles 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Ohowaki, Princess of Owls 150px Trait tattoo and food owl.jpg
Rahar The Mani Prince of Tigers 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Ray’voray, Prince of Ratites 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Sabio, Prince of Albatross and Seabirds 150px Trait tattoo and food Alabaster seabird.jpeg
Sed'nakki, Princess of Walrus 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Sequana, Prince of Whales 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Sha’maidan Princess of Elephantidae 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Silissa, Princess of Bees 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Sonnos, Prince of Foxes 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Stalashaan The Prince of Orcas 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Tehlarissa Princess Of Butterflies 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
Tāmatu, Prince of Crabs 150px Trait tattoo and food crab.jpg
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Vesper, Prince of Bats 150px Trait tattoo and food 150px
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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
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