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Teurgy
In the legends, there are stories of how people (usually channelers) invoke the power of god. The teurgist studies these scriptures, divines their meaning, and repeats those actions, trying to create as similar an environment as possible to that which went before. The idea is to trigger the same release of divine power, replicating the miracle. Channelers are almost always violently opposed to teurgists, who are generally priests of established churches. Laymen attempting this are hunted down and persecuted. Crusading prophet channelers claim to represent the true will of the divine. Many teurgists work their magic with the deepest devotion. They strive to recreate miracles in order to bolster the faith and make the power of their god manifest in the world. But some couldn't care less about devotion, and merely see teurgy as a path to power. Examples and ReferencesDnD clerics, Rune Quest divine magic, Il pendolo di Focault by Umberto Ecco. Limitations
Common Schticks
SummonablesAngels and divine servitor spirits, preferably ones lacking much personality or motivation. Starfox | Home | T3 | Sorcery | Traditions | |
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