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The Pillars of magick in Dark Ages: Mage are roughly equivalent to the Spheres used by mages in modern nights, but more limited. Each Fellowship has its own four Pillars (often using a different name for 'Pillar'), listed in that Fellowship's description.

Known Pillars[]

  • The Ubbadan (faith) of the Ahl-i-Batin:
    • Al-Anbiya (The Prophets): Mastery of fate
    • Al-Fatihah (opening, or preface): Master over minds
    • Al-Hajj (pilgrimage): Mastery of space
    • Al-Layl (night): Mastery of secrecy
  • The Lokas (worlds) of the Itarajana:
    • Naraka: The Torment World
    • Preta: The Underworld
    • Triyagyoni: The Animalistic World
    • Deva: The Divine World
  • The Archangels of the Messianic Voices:
    • Gavri-El: Dominion over fire, healing, motion, and reason
    • Mikha-El: Dominion over leadership, light, and war
    • Repha-El: Dominion over creativity, peace, and water
    • Uri-El: Dominion over darkness, death, fear, and earth
  • The Seasons of the Old Faith:
    • Autumn : Powers of wisdom and fruition
    • Spring: Powers of life and creation
    • Summer: Powers of fire and passion
    • Winter: Powers of death and despair
  • The Forma (forms) of the Order of Hermes:
    • Anima: Command of life
    • Corona: Command of the mind
    • Primus: Command of Quintessence
    • Vires: Command of elemental forces
  • The Forma (forms) of the Craftmasons:
    • As a splinter group from the Order of Hermes, the Craftmasons continued to use the Hermetic system, with one exception:
    • Materia: Command of material substances, which replaced the Hermetic use of Primus.
  • The Totems of the Spirit-Talkers:
    • Chieftan: Gifts of leadership
    • Trickstar: Gifts of deception
    • Warrior: Gifts of fury
    • Wise One: Gifts of ancient power
  • The Runes of the Valdaermen:
    • Fara: Mysteries of travel. Ehwaz and Raidho.
    • Forlog: Mysteries of luck and fortune. Fehu, Gebo, Jem, Othala, and Wunjo.
    • Galdrar: Mysteries of magic and secrets. Ansuz, Gebo, Iwaz, Perthro, and Uruz.
    • Hjaldar: Mysteries of battle. Isa, Kenaz, Naudhiz, Sowilo, Thurisaz, and Tiwaz).
  • The Subversions of Divine Will of the Circle of Red:
    • Abomination: Defilement of creation
    • Subversion: Defilement of knowledge
    • Diabolism: Defilement of faith
    • Malediction: Defilement of truth


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