Noteworthy Mages

Throughout history, a number of magi have made noteworthy impressions on the the art of arcane magic, whether it be through leadership, discovery or innovation.

Notable Magi

Name Title(s)	Portrait	Birth	Noteworthy Contributions to Magic	Death	Other Notes
Availer The Wandering Wizard	100px	Unknown	Considered among the most powerful magi in known history, particularly due to his contributions to defending the descendent races during the Undead War.	Alive (Missing)	Believed to be an Aengul.
The Arcane Mage		Unknown (Missing)	Founder of the Mages Guild, considered to have unmatched skill in Arcane Magic	Alive (Missing)	Rumored to be an Aengul
Ambros Archmage Professor Scholarch		7th of the Amber Cold, 1248 Al’Khazar, Kindom of Oren	Among the first to categorize existing arcane magic into Evocation, Alteration, Illusion and Conjuration as well as delineating the four elements and elemental magic in Aegis which would later become Elemental Evocation. Furthermore, he was authored numerous treatises and texts on voidal magic and magic philosophy.	Alive	Served as an Archmage of the Mages Guild for over 100 years.
Jon Evalgno Master Wizard		Birth Location	Founder of the arcane discipline of Mental Magic	Unknown	N/A
Elindor Guild Master		4th of Malin's Welcome, 1234 Laurelin, Holy Princedom of Malinor	Founder of the arcane discipline of Voidal Translocation	Alive	Pivotal in rediscovering the ancient Elven language, particularly numbers and measurements of time.
Lucion Sullas Maheral Sohaer		Birth Location	Founder of the arcane discipline of Electrical Evocation	Alive	A highly cultured and scholarly individual who made great strides in restoring Mali'aheral heritage.
Kalameet Izalith Archmage		Ca. 1307 Location	Founder of the arcane discipline of Electrical Evocation	1441	A highly cultured and scholarly individual who made great strides in restoring Mali'aheral heritage.