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The Druid

The druid draws power from ceremonial attunement with the seasons. They can cast spells of endurance during the winter, renewal in the spring, growth in the summer, and harrowing in the fall. Their power is amplified during solstices and equinoxes.

The Witch

The witch draws power from the cycle of the moon. Their power waxes as the moon does. Spells of obfuscation and trickery with the new moon give way to spells of dominion and transformation with the full moon.

The Hierophant

The hierophant draws power from the sun’s position in the sky. Their magic is strongest at high noon, and weakest in the middle of the night. They wield great power during lunar eclipses and blood moons.

The Mythologist

The mythologist draws power from the shared cultural institutions that subtly inform quotidian life. The days of the week and the names of the month are not arbitrary; they speak to ancient traditions and powers. Those who remember the meaning behind the names can call on the power behind those ancient stories.

The Liturgist 

The liturgist draws their power from the days of the saints. They may invoke the power of a particular saint, but only on that saint’s day. Some saints have broad but diffuse remits; others have narrow but potent ones.