By admin on July 29, 2009
The Neo Cults worship pagan gods, some ancient and some new. Some are benevolent, like the Druids, and some are malevolent, like Children of Mephisto. The cults have no central authority. They are not actually a faction, but just a convenient way to classify practitioners of religious magic.
Greek, Celtic, and Scandinavian pantheons command the largest [...]
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By admin on July 29, 2009
The covens of Atlanta are numerous. They serve many gods and goddesses and have little in common. A typical coven consists of a limited number of members, usually thirteen. Some covens are exclusively female, while others allow male members.
The proper terminology for a female or male coven member is a witch or practitioner [...]
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By admin on July 29, 2009
The People defy categorization. Part cult, part corporation, part a scientific institution, the People concern themselves with necronomy and necromancy: study, raising, and care of the undead. Like the Order, the People have a national presence, with bases in most major cities.
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By admin on July 29, 2009
The Pack is the largest shapeshifter society in the South, possibly in the nation, rivaled only by the werebuffalo Herd in Texas and Ice Fury Pack in Alaska. By the latest official count, the Pack includes twelve hundred shapeshifters and is constantly growing. Organized with military discipline, the members of the Pack value loyalty, obedience, [...]
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