Fellowship (MTAs)

Mages in the Dark Ages often joined a group of like-minded mages, often called a fellowship. Prominent fellowships in Europe at the time included:

• The Ahl-i-Batin, a group of Middle-Eastern magi who exemplified subtle magic
• The Order of Hermes, an Order made of many disparate Houses, each practising their own brand of ritual Hermetic magic
  • The Craftmasons, a splinter-group of the Order that rejects mysticism and concentrated more on sacred geometry
• The Messianic Voices, a group who believed that they didn't so much use magic as act as channels for God's power
• The Old Faith, a loose alliance of witches, herbalists and wise women
• The Spirit-Talkers, a society of shamans
• The Valdaermen, a group of Nordic rune-casters
• The Circle of Red, a secret circle of demonologists and diabolists
• The Itarajana, death-mages descended from the traditions of the Idran primary aligned with a secretive group of vampires

Background Information

Other Fellowships native to the era have been written up in minor detail by some Mage authors. This includes the Euthanatos fellowship by Malcolm Sheppard, recorded here for posterity.

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