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The Magimancy isn't as well-defined by borders like other organizations in [[Tuyin]]. Instead, it's held together by the pursuit of magical knowledge of the [[Essence Weave]] and an authority over those who can wield it. | The Magimancy isn't as well-defined by borders like other organizations in [[Tuyin]]. Instead, it's held together by the pursuit of magical knowledge of the [[Essence Weave]] and an authority over those who can wield it. | ||
At its heart, the Magimancy is all about learning. Their halls and libraries are filled to the brim with ancient tomes and scrolls. However, in Elori and Alkland, the Magimancy takes on a much stricter role. In those lands, the Magimancy a leash on magical practices. In Elori, mages who don't fall in line and follow Magimancy guidelines face exile, and in Alkland they often face execution. | At its heart, the Magimancy is all about learning. Their halls and libraries are filled to the brim with ancient tomes and scrolls. However, in [[Elori]] and [[Alkland]], the Magimancy takes on a much stricter role. In those lands, the Magimancy a leash on magical practices. In [[Elori]], mages who don't fall in line and follow Magimancy guidelines face exile, and in [[Alkland]] they often face execution. | ||
The Magimancy claims to work for the greater good, using [[Magic|magic]] to improve the world. In Alkland and Elori, however, it is clear that they also ensure that magic bends to those in charge. Outside of these two countries, the Magimancy is more relaxed. It has chapters scattered about and serving as meeting points for mages to share ideas and push their craft forward. It's a more open approach without mandatory membership. | The Magimancy claims to work for the greater good, using [[Magic|magic]] to improve the world. In Alkland and Elori, however, it is clear that they also ensure that [[Magic|magic]] bends to those in charge. Outside of these two countries, the Magimancy is more relaxed. It has chapters scattered about and serving as meeting points for mages to share ideas and push their craft forward. It's a more open approach without mandatory membership. | ||
In Orsia, the Magimancy has a unique task. Following the scars of the [[Mage-Rupture Event]], the Magimancy has been teaching the orcs about the dangers of their kind attempting to use magic - all while not using magic themselves in accordance with the laws of Orsia. | In Orsia, the Magimancy has a unique task. Following the scars of the [[Mage-Rupture Event]], the Magimancy has been teaching the orcs about the dangers of their kind attempting to use [[Magic|magic]] - all while not using magic themselves in accordance with the laws of Orsia. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:15, 23 July 2025
| Name | Magimancy |
|---|---|
| Membership | ~2 million |
| Headquarters | Elori and Alkland |
| Legality | Legal |
| Type | Specialized Semi-independent Authority |
| Races | Elves, humans, ratori, serpents, atpians |
The Magimancy isn't as well-defined by borders like other organizations in Tuyin. Instead, it's held together by the pursuit of magical knowledge of the Essence Weave and an authority over those who can wield it.
At its heart, the Magimancy is all about learning. Their halls and libraries are filled to the brim with ancient tomes and scrolls. However, in Elori and Alkland, the Magimancy takes on a much stricter role. In those lands, the Magimancy a leash on magical practices. In Elori, mages who don't fall in line and follow Magimancy guidelines face exile, and in Alkland they often face execution.
The Magimancy claims to work for the greater good, using magic to improve the world. In Alkland and Elori, however, it is clear that they also ensure that magic bends to those in charge. Outside of these two countries, the Magimancy is more relaxed. It has chapters scattered about and serving as meeting points for mages to share ideas and push their craft forward. It's a more open approach without mandatory membership.
In Orsia, the Magimancy has a unique task. Following the scars of the Mage-Rupture Event, the Magimancy has been teaching the orcs about the dangers of their kind attempting to use magic - all while not using magic themselves in accordance with the laws of Orsia.
