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Rising star of House Cristofer
Spiritual advisor to acquitted rogue Tenellus
Caleth, nee Tenellus. Aquitted rogue parricide.
An Annalum Cristoferean
The first student to come out of Covenant Lord of Misrule, recently returned to the West.
Current roster of magi at Annalum (as of 425)
Powerful political Manerean of Covenant Antrum: the 17th Primus Manere, 391-400.
Antrum Cristoferean and member of the Cristoferean High Council
Second student of the Primus Irrumator, a writer and theorist
Antrum Touccian of Scaurus' Line
I thought I'd open a forum discussion specific to the Qunitus Opacus spin-off covenant.
At the moment, the definite cast looks like:
Ferramenta Subitor
Nemo
The Blazon of Nemus Animae
The floorplan for the Great Hall at Covenant Nemus Animae: in progress.
A smaller version of the Nemus Animae Great Hall floorplan
Cornix the leper, a specialist in sepsis and decay.
The Wide Valley of Gaetan, home to the covenants of Nimus Animae and Manu Tenere, showing the location of the Capital, Cliffside, and Riverbend. Also showing the nearest loyalist Gaetani city on the Fjord.
Antrum Manerean, one of the major contenders for Primus in 424
Developer of new magical technology designed to store and record thoughts and memories
Plenilunial Elementalist theorist and sometime fish.
A young Antrum Manerean
First mage in the Order to belong solely to House Derleth; an Ursulan of Antrum
Current roster of magi at Covenant Antrum (as of 425)
One of the last living survivors of Covenant Prima Lux --and the last of the elder magi of Covenant Ad Vim Per Veritatem
Native son of Ad Vim Per Veritatem
The Cristoferean "vulture" at Ad Vim
A New Traditionalist Touccian, of Covenant Ad Vim
A highly suspect young mage of House Savacion, currently in exile from Ne Interire
Current roster of magi at Covenant Ad Vim Per Veritatem (as of 425)
The Current leader of the Plenilunial Elementalist Manereans and a founder of Whitestone; both of her students died young.
Speaking to shadows; correspondence; peering at an Ulveggi corpse; snails or ponies; moving the Sun; “Tishkilla is really pretty”; waking the Touccian; the journeyman project; zombie attack; “We don’t find your question useful”; dosing the staff; half a loaf; a new Sebasticook; “What do we do if it’s Tully?”
The Founding of Covenant Peppertree
Diabolic corruption and exorcism at Covenant Peppertree, 374-376
Covenant Peppertree was dissolved in 388.
A short-lived redemptive covenant, predecessor to the Covenant of St. Pyrandor.
In 376, three young Manerean magi from Plenilunium Album embarked on a three-year quest to find the mage Vescus, kin to two of them, who had been missing and presumed dead since shortly after the Schism War.
A Lexicon Book: This is dry and sterile work that pales in comparison with what it thinks to be returning to us.
The Power Trio's last ritual had the unforeseen side-effect of causing the death of one of their oldest friends.
The magi of the Covenant at Felchester were the last to see Siccoculus before he went into hiding in 385. He told them that he didn't do it. They believed him.
For the past forty-five years, these three magi have been raising students together in Amicitian Fellowship. Unlike most of the successful long-term "Trios" which have come out of the Castrian covenants, Vacatio, Vix and Anguis have never founded a covenant of their own, and there is no particular name by which they are known. They were the last magi resident at the Covenant at Felchester, which they abandoned in 401; since then, they have lived at Covenant Plenilunium Album. They are the Order's most vocal living defenders of "second-generation Amicitianism"-- Amicitianism as it has come over time to be practiced by the members of the Castrian covenants and Covenant Mille Lacus.
Manerean convert to Castrian Amicitianism, proponent of the formation of a "House Amicitia."
Convert to Castrian Amicitianism; proponent of Amicitian unity and visibility within the Order.
Correspondence, and log of apprentice level experimentation with intellego.
filius Sonorus, of House Touccio apprenticed 305, mage 320 Fortifier of Lapidis Founder St. Kevin Founder Hall of Touccio Plenilunium: 305-320 Lapidis: 320-327 St. Kevin: 327-349 Hall of Touccio: 349-387 died 387 Raised at Plenilunium Album, he was sent to...
Originally set forth by the Touccian magus Balbo, the Touccian obligation is the idea that the members of House Touccio, because of their their unique skills and understanding of the phenomenal world, have a special obligation to protect other magi...
A polemic fiercely rejecting the concept of the Touccian Obligation, written by Caldwell.
See also:
An over ambitious attempt at a major work by a Bethelion Loriat, written while she was still an apprentice. This work clearly displays the authors fine hand with the language, and her deep love of the wind, but it lacks the depth and strength of the work of an actual full mage.
A phantom text for the Lexicon game. Written by Rollin. Details the knowledge gained from a careful study of the tossing of a single stone. Written in a lively and engaging s
The map of Covenant Nemus Animae: in progress.
Small groups of magi who share a house and live among villagers as eccentric mundanes, buying their own supplies at the local markets, doing their own cleaning, and relying for protection only on whatever local police force or military exists to protect the residents of the area.
Cristoferean parens of the Dunchester Trio, currently at Plenilunium Album
A Plenilunial New Traditionalist Touccian. Because some people are large, and contain multitudes.
pdf file here...
Political intriguer and black sheep of the Mille Lacusians. Founder of Covenant Mille Lacus, Engineer of the Three Kingdoms Alliance, Founder of Covenant Tres Regni.
A student of the Power Trio and founder of Mille Lacus, specialized in travel and the wilderness.
Students of the Power Trio, known for their affability, their magical mediocrity, and their sixteen-year self-imposed exile from their home covenant of Mille Lacus. Their detailed correspondence from this period was later edited and published; it remains one of the light classics of the Cholaeic Order.
Founder of Mille Lacus and member of the so-called "Powerless Trio." A lover of children, creator of enchanted toys, and author of introductory magical texts written specifically for younger apprentices.
Covenant Tempestatem Sedare's founder's abrupt departure from her covenant in 378 led to tension between the Cristoferean High Council and the Amicitians of Covenant Mille Lacus.
Lacusian Amicitian, Engineer of the Cholaeic Amnesty, Founder of Covenant Tempestatem Sedare, a member of the "Powerless Trio."
Savacion member of Mille Lacus' so-called "Powerless Trio," a veteran of the Schism War.
Writing to Cristoferians; Gætani song-stylings; “Didn’t he once have an animal companion that he roasted?”; evil Cow-sputum; “It’s a year thing. Has nothing to do with competency”; Shammomóli’s request; a less religious part; the intelligence one might gather from traveling entertainers; far, far, far away; the dignity of magi; early morning banter; a nondescript guy; a big pile of steaming; “That wasn’t nearly as fucking funny as I thought it would be”; a different nondescript guy; “My current circumstances”; the squawking parrot.
Embittered Touccian survivor of Covenant Stony Hill: an expert in non-Cholaeic curses, blights and ill-wishes.
Aculeus of Isrillion and Spatha of Antrum, Savacion magi of the early fourth century.
Early Plenilunial Savacion, a founder of the Covenant at Stony Hill.
So this came up in game... What time of the year do Savacions hold their Gauntlet? I for some reason got it in my head that it was held during the summer some time. Kip thought it would be held this winter. My thought on summer time is that Tension, Strife, Dominion and the holidays Transformation and Passion seem much more Savacion-y to me then Union, Wisdom, Despair and the holidays Ascension and Dissipation. Those are all wonderful months and holidays in concept and Savacions all across the Known World give them their due respect, but those are not the "butt kicking for goodness" times of the year like summer is.
Dumtaxat of House Savacion and Onyx of House Touccio scandalized the Order by living openly together as man and wife for thirty-five years at Covenant Mille Lacus.
A native Rhythnorian with a natural gift for curses and destructive magics, she was raised at Covenant Ultorum by the embittered and curse-obsessed Smaragda of House Touccio. Like her parens, she specialized in dark, destructive and damaging magics and in convoluted trigger mechanisms. Unlike her parens, she was far more interested in practical application than in the curses of legend, and she was one of the very few female members of the Touccian House to have focused primarily on work with metal and stone.
A mage plagued with mother-in-law problems.
An ex-Bethelion lecturer and founder of Legatum Grigori.
Five students joined in Amicitian Fellowship at Covenant Mille Lacus from 405 to 422.
Dux of Gens Lacus, the tribe of the Savacion magi of the Lake District Covenants.
Ok. So I read what I could search out about quintillica. And I believe I have a decent amount of knowledge of it, if Tydfals is indeed from there. When people refer to the Dawn, they mean Q, right? Any further thoughts on their magic, religions & relationship with spirits of creation would be of great assistance.
The three young Lacusian magi currently at Plenilunium Album have dire suspicions about diabolism within the Order.
A peculiar incident which nobody thinks very much about.
Cristoferean Amicitian of Mille Lacus
Runaway apprentices on the second rogue hunt.
A young Lacusian Amicitian at Covenant Plenilunium Album.
A young Lacusian Amicitian at Covenant Plenilunium Album.
A young Lacusian Amicitian suffering from a perception problem. Or perhaps from a lack of one.
Plenilunial Savacion of the mid-fourth century, progenitor of the Xiphian-Faxian lineages.
Plenilulunium Album's doomed off-shoot covenant. It never really got off the ground.
Rough compilations of census data released by the Cristofereans of Annalum at the half-way mark between the publications of the forty-year census.
The negative reputation of the Castrian Savacions--and of the Castrian Amicitians as a whole--is in large part the legacy of one mage, Falx Astartis, whose obsessive vendetta against the magi of the cottage covenants had its roots in the early schismatics of Covenant Stony Hill.
Founded in the Novalinden in 377 by a group of just-graduated magi--with funds, books, equipment and vis stolen from their previous home of Covenant Ad Vim Per Veritatem, and with additional aid from many other covenants throughout the Order.
The Dawn Covenant Virginis In Litus became far less isolationist after 385, the year in which Litan magi began returning to the West, an event known as the "Litan Diaspora."
The Primus Presumptive. A Diaspora Litan of Covenant Fumus et Specula, he will be invested as the 21st Primus Manere at the 51st Conjugation in 427.
An imaginem specialist from a long line of imaginem specialists.
A Diaspora Lemmite at Fumus et Specula
Ex-Bethelion lecturer and supporter of the new Primus Manere
An imaginem specialist from a long line of imaginem specialists, specialized in magics of scrying and communications.
The good-natured, mundane-friendly filius of the next Primus Manere.
He's probably not half so innocuous as he seems.
A Litan Manerean, newly come to the West.
A music-specialized Opacan Lemmite and erstwhile apprentice-napper, currently at Fumus et Specula.
Current roster of magi at Covenant Fumus et Specula (as of 425)
A Lexicon Book: Eight legis vis allegorically derived from a perhaps too-close reading of the Annales Lincti.
The case against a suspicious phantom text, itself a phantom for the Lexicon Game.
Seven magi from the West travelled in person to fight the Schism War against Prima Lux from 359 to 365.
When they got back, they rather wished they hadn't bothered.
Influential Antrum Wendellian, a veteran of the Schism War.
Prima Luxian diabolist, commander of its naval forces, de-Gifted madman, would-be corrupter of Covenant Peppertree.
A check on the intended translations of the Cholaeic mage names of our newly-named people. Also, any I've missed?
Mosley's Complete Grimoire of the Eccentric and Absurd, usually known colloquially simply as "Mosley's Compendium."
The latest revision to Morgenstern’s famous Guide to the Forbidden and Terrible continues this very useful, if perhaps somewhat ill conceived, tradition.
A quintillican text on the deception of the diabolic.
Dux of Gens Draconis and founder of Covenant Ne Interire. Represented House Savacion on the ill-fated Council of 198.
Founder of Ne Interire, mover and shaker in Manerean politics
Founder of Ne Interire
Prolific writer and outspoken defender of neo-conservative political ideology; one of the founders of Covenant Ne Interire.
Collector and designer of games, dice and diversions; a founder of Ne Interire.
Aegidian implicated in Nonae Fidelitatis Incident, currently at Covenant Ne Interire.
One of the invaders of Nonae Fidelitatis, currently at Ne Interire.
Savacion of Ne Interire
Obsessive builder of Ne Interire
A young Manerean of Ne Interire
Current roster of magi at Covenant Ne Interire (as of 425)
A cursed and dangerous, but ultimately very useful text for keeping the lab tidy, written by an aged and eccentric Christopherean dwarf.
("The Dwarf")
Filius Caesius
apprenticed 293
graduated 308
"Restorer of the Ultorum"
Annalum: 293-316
Ultorum: 316-379
died 379
Sent by Annalum in 316 to the Ultorum in the hope of ending the feud between Ultorum and Annalum, he was horrified by the decrepit state of the covenant. He set about bullying and shaming the younger mages at the covenant into staying on to help restore the covenant, and begged and borrowed whatever resources he could get his hands on. Over the decades he was largely successful in restoring the covenant's strength. In his later years, he became eccentric, spending long hours chatting with the bound spirit of Held. He also fell accidentally into a fued with the vengeful Smaragda. Not a particularly prolific writer, he published a useful compendium of spells for a happy household.
At some point in the late 370s, Pumilio made some comment concerning something, perhaps it was Touccians, perhaps it was women, perhaps it was the nastiness of Smaragda's line of study, perhaps it was about how she should do some work for the covenant, perhaps it was just about the weather, that infuriated Smaragda thoroughly. She publicly cursed him out, promising him a slow and painful death from humiliating diseases. Given her propensities, this raised a great deal of concern among the other mages of the covenant, who eventually forced her to formally and magically retract her curse, and further demanded that she provide recompense to Pumilio for the attack.
A phantom text from the Lexicon, a compilation of the correspondence between Hannelora Sebasticook and Smaragda concerning Smaragda's discoveries concerning complex triggering mechanisms. It may also
(Utchka, "The Cow")
filia Tully Sebasticook
apprenticed 384
graduated 399
Tempestatem Sedare: 384-386
Acus Doris: 386-399
Hall of Touccio: 399-
Tully's other daughter, Ishta's sister, she was one of the first female Touccians raised by a man since Daenea. An ardent supporter of Hall of Touccio, she has worked extensively as a gatherer of Touccian magical knowledge, focusing particularly on the work of female Touccians. Her own magical specialities are leather and cloth, particularly focusing on magical garments (she is a seamstress instead of the more typical weaver).
books of lem in lexicon game
The Circulan Schism and its on-going blood feud.
A Circulan Lemmite, one of the founders of Ambulator Caeruleus
The leader of Ambulator Caeruleus, of which she and her descendants are now the last remaining members.
A Circulan Lemmite of Ambulator Caeruleus. In 392, she killed Sol Caerulean Comæ Crocæ Cruntæ, setting off the blood feud between her lineage and that of Glutinator Genitabilis.
A young Circulan Lemmite, inheritor of Circulan blood feud.
Current roster of magae at Ambulator Caeruleus (as of 425)
The last of the Sol Caerulean founders still remaining at the covenant, his line’s family feud with the descendants of [L69] has divided the Circulan school.
The first Inceptum-found Lemmite, his death at the hands of the Ambulator Caerulean [L97] in 392 set off a blood feud which has divided the Circulan School.
A Circulan Lemmite of Sol Caeruleus. In 410, he killed Ambulator Caerulean [L124] in vengeance for her sister [L97]'s killing of his brother Comæ Crocæ Cruntæ some twelve years before.
A Circulan Lemmite of Sol Caeruleus
A young Circulan Lemmite of Sol Caeruleus
A Circulan Lemmite of Sol Caeruleus
A Circulan Lemmite of Sol Caeruleus
Current roster of magi at Sol Caeruleus (as of 425)
Founder of Sol Caeruleus and Vomer Purpureus, an advocate of Circulan unity.
Founder of Vomer Purpureus, an advocate of Circulan unity.
A founder of Vomer Purpureus
Circulan Lemmite, a founder of Vomer Purpureus.
Current roster of magi at Vomer Purpureus (as of 425)
If I could, I’d like to claim Ex Orientem. Also, I named a bunch of magi.
Specialists in the magical study of eros, romantic love in all of its aspects, the spiritual and the profane. One of the few Amicitian fellowships in the history of the Order able to replicate the Power Trio's feat of combining their talents when working together in the lab. Founders of the smallest and most primitive of the cottage covenants, the Covenant at Talchester.
Silent and beautiful Touccian founder of the Talchester Trio, she specialized in potions, with a particular emphasis on magics of romantic and sexual love.
Dramatis personæ; how not to pick a fight; thirteen armed men ride up to a gate; the news from Yaakni’ Páyyatha; the Princeling visits the sun; “Would you prefer a scholarly exegesis? Or something more dramatic?”; Bubbles does not remember; Tully swoons in theatrical excess; “A political statement I do not fully understand”; a lot of fish; “We used little sticks”; Bubbles doesn’t remember again; the advantages of being forgotten; celebrating Passion properly.
The most talented and versatile member of the Talchester Trio; also generally acknowledged to be the ugliest mage in Order history. Founder of the Covenant at Talchester in 345; founder of Covenant Niveum Pomeridianum in 406.
The charming if somewhat passive apex of the Talchester Trio. He was popular with women, but not at all popular within his own House of Savacion, whose members denounced him as an effeminate coward.
The Potions Master of Covenant Felchester, a Cristoferean with a drug problem.
Engineer of the so-called "Touccian Revolution." Author of "Balbo's Grandchildren," a repudiation of the Touccian Obligation, and founder of the all-Touccian Hall of Touccio.
Youngest founder of the Hall of Touccio in 349; ranking Touccian founder of Covenant Bethelion in 370.
For many years, the only female members of House Touccio were the descendants of Balbo's grandaughter, Daenae. "Daughters of Daenae" technically refers to the members of these Cholaeic lines, but it is often also used to refer to any female members of House Touccio.
Touccian founder of the Covenant at St. Cyrynthia, now at the Hall of Touccio. Works to counteract the bad reputation of the Daughters of Daenae within the Order, and to encourage a stronger appreciation for small crafts work within House Touccio.
Elder of the Hall of Touccio, a specialist in magical arms and armaments.
Founder of Bethelion and long-time Touccian lecturer there, now retired to the Hall of Touccio.
A Hall of Touccian
Eldest of the Sebasticooks of the Hall of Touccio
A Young Sebasticook of the Hall of Touccio
A Young Sebasticook of the Hall of Touccio
Current roster of magi at the Hall of Touccio (as of 425)
An all-Touccian covenant housing the largest known collection of magical and enchanted objects in the Known World, located in long-forgotten tunnels beneath the city of Lyridice.
The question, I guess, is how extensive has vernacular magic been in the history of the Order?
Foster-son of St. Sibellius, and later Iam's steed. Progenitor of a line of horses once mystically linked to the rulers of Rhowen.
Tres Regnian renunciate and Lacusian Amicitian, traumatized survivor of the Mille Lacus Incident of 420.
Stuff that happened at the Savacion Gauntlet of 408.
A Lexicon Book: You see nothing sinister in this bloody little allegory of magic theory.
(“one who restores reputations”)
filius Ardea, of House Eleanor
A moderately comprehensive phantom text on Lemmish theory for non-Lemmites.
One of the major sects of House Lem, currently viewed by many as the "mainstream" of the House.
One of Imber Ranae's original disciples. Founder of both Imber Rufus and Amnis Aureus.
Bethelion's Imbrian Lemmite lecturer
An Imbrian Lemmite of Amnis Aureus
An Imbrian Lemmite at Amnis Aureus
Westmarchite founder of Amnis Aureus, progenitor of a line of Westmarchite/Imbrian syncretists
An Imbrian/Westmarchite theorist at Imber Rufus
A Westmarchite/Imbrian syncretist at Imber Rufus
A Linguan Convert to Imbrianism
An Imbrian Lemmite at Imber Rufus
A young Imbrian Lemmite
An elder of the Imbrian School: one of Imber Ranae's original disciples and a founder of Imber Rufus, currently at Amnis Aureus.
Imbrian Lemmite, a founder of Amnis Aureus.
An Imbrian Lemmite at Amnis Aureus, survivor of the Nonae Fidelitatis Incident
A Westmarchite convert to Imbrianism, at Amnis Aureus
Westmarchite convert to Imbrianism, a Westmarchite/Imbrian syncretist
An Imbrian Lemmite of Imber Rufus
Current roster of magi at Imber Rufus (as of 425)
Current roster of magi at Amnis Aureus (as of 425)
The two ex-Opacan founders of Virginis In Litus.
Convicted diabolist, Lemmite renunciate, Manerean convert...political football and founder of Virginis In Litus
Founder of Virginis In Litus, resident of the Dream Ship
Circulan/Opacan Lemmite founder of Virginis In Litus
Founder of Virginis In Litus, currently resident on the Dream Ship
Litan founder of Flos Crastinus and long-time lecturer at Bethelion, now retired to Virginis In Litus
A Litan Lemmite, aggressively disinterested in the outside world.
A Litan Lemmite, died in captivity in the High Temple of Quintillica
A young Litan Lemmite
The Avereth live far to the North of the Choleic lands, beyond the Quintillican Confederacy and the Ashreg. Their home lands are largely desert, with some more habitable coastal regions. They are one of the few peoples, along with the Tympanians, whose post-Theocratic period has not been continuously marred by the reign of quasi-theocratic Stewards and their descendants. Their religion, which strongly emphasizes the activities of Reason incarnate and his Prophet, is recognized by the Holy Church as a kindred spirit.
Nephythusian founder of Virginis In Litus
Founder of Virginis In Litus, currently resident on the Dream Ship
A Nephythusian Litan at Bethelion. Teaches both Nephythusianism and Litan dream magics at the University.
A young Litan Manerean who would very much like to see the Litans rejoin the Order. Attends conjugations and takes an active interest in House politics.
The Litan darling of the Tres Regnian aristocrats
A music-specialized Diaspora Litan, only newly returned to the Dawn
Bardic Manrean at Tres Regni
A Litan Manerean
A Litan Manerean
Nephythusian founder of Virginis In Litus
Founder of Virginis In Litus, currently resident of the Dream Ship
A young Litan Manerean who would very much like to see the Litans rejoin the Order. Attends conjugations and takes an active interest in House politics.
An ex-Litan at Lord of Misrule
An ex-Litan Manerean at Tempestatem Sedare
A Nephythusian Manerean from Tempestatem Sedare, newly-arrived at Virginis In Litus
Redeemed Sacrifice and Incoherent Prophet
Prophetic Litan Manerean, he served for years as Bethelion's most notoriously eccentric and incoherent lecturer
The new Dux of Gens Virginis, a Litan Savacion with isolationist leanings.
An ex-Litan Savacion, fatality of the Nonae Fidelitatis Incident.
A young Litan Savacion
A young Litan Savacion
Cristoferean specialist in the study of dreams and visions, and of their relationship to Cholaeic magic.
A Litan Cristoferean, primary liaison between Virginis In Litus and the West
A Diaspora Lemmite at Virginis In Litus
Current roster of magi at Covenant Virginis In Litus (as of 425)
Eldest of the Quinquevir, killed in violence of Mille Lacus Incident of 420
Current roster of magi at Covenant Manu Teneres (as of 425)
One of the first converts to Plenilunial Elementalism. Founder of Covenants Mare Aeneum and Hart's Desire.
Highly influential Caesian Cristoferean of Covenant Hart's Desire.
Chicken legs; a dead Brewer; not exactly balletic; “He killed more people than I ever have!”; the elders of Waaka’ Tanampalhi’; ineffective threats; he’s killed them all; challenging logistics; a suspicious necklace; building a gallows; execution, and a brief stiff speech; a big guy up in the hayloft; very, very angry; this is stupid I’m no good; “Across from the lady-house”; one of Tully’s closets; Chaloklowa, jeering; someone else’s clothes; precautions taken when utilizing Buster.
Influential Manerean of the Plenilunial Elementalist School
A Plenilunial Elementalist of Covenant Plenilunium Album. In 409, he and his friend Vermiculus of Hart's Desire were killed while pursuing private investigations of their own into the mysteries of sunken Chalycidice.
A Plenilunial Elementalist of Covenant Hart's Desire. In 409, he and his friend Vespertilio of Plenilunium Album were killed while pursuing private investigations of their own into the mysteries of sunken Chalycidice.
The Golden Boy of Hart's Desire, a young Plenilunial Elementalist Manerean.
An Elementalist Aegidian of Hart's Desire
An Elementalist Melian at Hart's Desire
An Elementalist Touccian at Hart's Desire
A young Elementalist Touccian at Hart's Desire
Cross-dressing Elementalist theorist of House Cristofer, currently at Hart's Desire.
A young Elementalist Savacion at Hart's Desire
Meles' last student. A naif.
A young Elementalist Cristoferean at Hart's Desire
Current roster of magi at Covenant Hart's Desire (as of 425)
4th Century Plenilunial Cristoferean
Destroyed by Siccoculus in 386, Covenant Whitestone was rebuilt from 391 to 393 by the Touccian founders of Covenant Rockroot.
Founder and Restorer of Covenant Whitestone, fanatically devoted to the covenant's continued survival.
A convert to Plenilunial Elementalism and Elementalist theorist at Covenant Whitestone.
A Plenilunial Manerean at Covenant Whitestone.
Rockroot Touccian and disgraced ex-Bethelion lecturer, currently at Covenant Whitestone
Early convert to Plenilunial Elementalism, founder of
Covenant Whitestone.
A Plenilunial Elementalist of House Savacion, victim of the diabolic Last Hope Conspiracy
A fire-specialized Plenilunial Elementalist of Covenant Whitestone. Rabidly partisan and fanatically loyal to Pantera, the Dux of his Gens.
A young elementalist Savacion with Picardian ambitions.
Current roster of magi at Covenant Whitestone (as of 425)