Spellcasters

Witch, Spellcaster or Sorcerer are terms to define the person who is inserted in mystical and magical cults, usually associated with a female figure with a pointed nose, green fur and hat due to popular culture. There are witches who are normal people and without any supernatural powers, which are usually those who have known a cult or sympathize and decided to convert, and there are those who have powers, they are blood witches, descendants of ancient pagan peoples, or even, descendants of some god. Witches don't necessarily have to follow a religious line to be witches, many are so-called **solitary witches** who do not have a coven.

## Origin

The origin of witches is somewhat mysterious for witches themselves, there are those who descend from gods who once lived on earth and there are those who come from ancient pagan lineages like the Celtic druids and other pagan peoples of ancient Europe, such as the Italian witches who originally worshiped the Pagan Satan (Kalikano), it is believed that they also had supernatural powers from the gods, however many still consider that there was an "Adam" or "Eve" of witches, a first human being with supernatural powers who transmitted these gifts through lineages.

Witches from Ireland, descendants of the Celtic peoples who defend that Alexander the Fisherman was the first wizard who obtained supernatural powers given to him by a greater God so that Alexander could defend his people from invaders and conquerors and that somehow this power was being passed on from generation to generation to the present day. Italian witches believe that Phaedra Lactucinus was the first witch, she managed to contact the pagan god Kalikano and bring him closer to humanity, this deity would have gifted her with powers and later numerous witches existed for many centuries, imparting their knowledge and skills through generations of family lines.

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* **Celts:** The ancient Celts were a mystical society that worshiped several powerful gods, some who lived among humans as the Fisherman God, who according to the Celts, the powers carried by witches come from him.

* **Italian witches:** The source of power for the Italian witches comes from a single woman who was endowed with supernatural gifts by Kalikano, Phaedra Lactucinus gave rise to a long lineage of people with supernatural gifts who were long persecuted by Christians, but most people executed by church were normal women, witches lived in hiding and knew how to disguise and defend themselves.

* **Descendants of gods:** It is believed that some gods once inhabited the earth and lived among humans, having descendants around here, these descendants would possess unique powers from the sacred blood coming from the gods. One of the people who are descendants of gods is the people of fairies or Elves, who descend from a god called the Askar who inhabited Scandinavia. There are also the Sea Witches which are a lineage of people who have a water god as an ancestor and their powers are more related to water and mind.

* **Nordics:** In addition to the elves, the ancient Norsemen themselves had a gift for magic. This lineage of witches is the rarest, as it came from a family in ancient Scandinavia, they were practitioners of magic and they lived on ancient sacred land, and for several generations this power was accumulated among them until the first person in the family emerged to develop. a supernatural gift, which generated another and another.

* **Arawaks:** The Arawak are a group of indigenous peoples from South America and the Caribbean. They had a broad knowledge of the power of nature and eventually an individual was able to conjure a natural force that brought him a gift, but the bloodline of these sorcerers does not actually possess supernatural power like telekinesis and pyrokinesis, nor stronger and broader powers like the resurrection, immortality and teleportation. Their powers are practically an easier way to cast spells and enchantments.

* **Conjurists:** The spellcasters are practitioners of a witchcraft branch brought by the Africans, they worship gods called Evóks, Naguns or Ereddins. They have a wide mystical knowledge and have several powerful rituals and spells, but only a specific leader of this branch actually has supernatural powers outside of ritualistic magic, this leader has powers such as divination and the gift of necromancy.

Coven is the generic name given to an aggregation or gathering of witches to perform religious rituals and rites, in them there is a Supreme who is a leader or priest who commands the clan, he is the most powerful wizard in the coven and who passed the Test Supreme which is a set of tests in which young sorcerers test their powers to find out who will be the new successor to the current supreme, when he dies or leaves the coven, the wizard who does better than everyone else and is the most mighty is the new supreme.

## Powers

Witches and wizards have several powers in common, but not all of them have all of them, depending on the lineage they have different powers, in general witches have the following powers:

* **Telekinesis:** The power to move things using the power of the mind without having to touch the object or body, just using the mind and/or gestures.

* **Cryokinesis:** Ability to control water in solid state (ice) which can freeze things or even people

* **Pyrokinesis:** Power to Control Fire and Create Fires

* **Electrokinesis:** Power to control electricity, which can break electrical objects or electrocute someone

* **Chlorokinesis:** Witches have a gift for manipulating plants

* **Spell Casting:** Witches have the ability to cast spells or curse someone. Human pagans can also cast spells, but those made by blood wizards are more effective and act in a much more supernatural way.

* **Duplication:** Turning one small object into many.

* **Food Summoning:** It was an ancient spell from ancient witches that became a main spell without needing ritual, especially in times of food shortage.

* **Repair:** They have the gift of repairing broken things.

* **Cleaning:** Ability to expel dirt from someone's body by making it clean

* **Teleportation:** Witches can instantly transport themselves from one location to another like a ghost, it's a more advanced gift that not all wizards develop.

* **Mind Control:** The gift of getting into people's minds can make them delirious and see things that aren't there, can also command them and tell them to do things

* **Emotional Control:** Manipulating a Person's Emotional

* **Morphism:** Turning a person into something else, which can make them repulsive and disfigured

* **Conjure the Dead:** A sorcerer can summon a person's soul in his resting place (tomb)

* **Duplication:** An advanced power that allows a person to create a copy of themselves.

* **Unique Spells:** A sorcerer can possess a unique innate power that sets them apart.

## Lines of witchcraft

In the United States most witches belong to the Gaelic Pantheon which are witches who serve the Irish god Alexander Fisherman and his court of other gods. There are the Satanist witches who serve Satan and there are also the conjure witches.

## Witch Blood

Magic is inherited through his own blood, sometimes a family of many generations only of ordinary people can have a baby that will manifest its powers, usually in adolescence, that's because at some point in his lineage, there was a witch he inherited the magic.

Most wizards are of Irish or British origin due to the heritage of the Great Fisherman's village and also the descendants of the Druids, Celts and also the elves who in turn descend from the Celtic-Nordic god Askar but if the elf is hybrid with human, he may inherit the powers or not. Some satyrs possess the power of magic just like the elves, the satyrs are descended from the Greek god Perius.

Pagans who were not born with the powers of ancient witches or gods can, through rites performed in a coven, ask to receive the gifts, but the person needs to have at least a little wizard blood in their veins and be alive and well.. with the stabilized mind.

## Paganism

Modern Covens worship several gods and extraphysical beings, they do not have a fixed religion, as would be the case with conjurists and pagan Satanists who worship a single religious system and the same pantheon of deities, it can be said that the current covens belong to paganism but not as a specific religion but as a whole.

    The Gaelic and Celtic doctrine are the ones that most influence modern covens, the festivities, the system that the coven works, many rites of Celtic origin are present in even satanic covens, festivals of various pagan peoples such as Luperkalia, a Roman organic festival, or the spring festival of Ostara of Anglo-Saxon pagan peoples. There is the **Gnomes Autumn Festum** of Celtic origin that celebrates the gnomes, thanking and ordering them, a festival washed down with lots of sweets and gourmet meals, one of the most famous festivals in the covens.

## Gods

Within paganism there are several pantheons and within these pantheons, several gods, there are the luminous, benevolent gods, there are the neutral ones and there are the dark ones, within the pagan egregore there is no concept of good and evil, nothing is completely good or bad. There are the gods who are more tolerant, paternal and undemanding and there are those who are cranky, dark and mischievous.

## Festivities

### Spring Solstice (Fons Solis / Ostari):

It is celebrated in spring, many covens leave to perform this famous rite on the day of love, but it can be performed on any spring day. The rite consists of an outdoor festival dedicated to the God Solis, the witches celebrate fertility and light, the rabbits and the flowers are symbols of the Spring Solstice, the rabbit represents fertility and the God Solis, the flowers represent spring , birth and life.

In some covens, usually the more traditional ones, copulation is performed, one or more couples of witches have sex during the festivity as part of the ritual, their energies are renewed during this, in addition to the sexual energy fortifying the solstice magic, there is controversy among the covens on homosexual sex on the spring solstice, depending on the coven, some consider that the reason for sex during the festival is to represent fertility, that is, only a male and female couple could copulate, while other covens consider that whether the representation of love and allow homosexual sex, some covens do not perform the sexual part of the party, it is not mandatory, but it is something strong if done.

If a witch becomes pregnant from the ritual, the child will be born to the god Solis, he will be his individual god, the child will have to worship him and serve him along with the chief god of the coven.

Symbol(s): rabbit, flowers, sun, fruits, plants, trees

Date: Any day in spring

God(s) / Representative Spirit(s): Solis

### Gnomes Autumn Festum / Harvest Festival:

It is a pagan date that celebrates the gnomes, and celebrates gratitude and bounty, on this day wizards gather for a grand meal over lunch. During the day, wizards please the gnomes, leaving their offerings in front of their statues, and also many sweets and/or sugary foods are made.

It is on this date that the gnomes are more powerful, being able to manifest themselves more easily, even transporting their statues around the house, breaking or repairing objects, so that's why it's good to please them.

Symbol(s): gnomes, autumn leaves, pumpkin

Date: Harvest Festival

God(s) / Representative Spirit(s): Gnomes

### Winter Solstice / Yule:

Yule is pagan Christmas, wizards gather to sing around the pine tree, and worship the chief god of the coven. At Yule, witches often drink alcoholic beverages and get together to open presents, on this date they also value meditation and the festive spirit, they also tend to hold banquets and get together for a grand meal, while telling old stories of old witches or gods and creatures mystics.

Yule is a strongly Laponic pagan festival, on this date the Laponic entity called Father Winter or Klaus appears at night near fireplaces to present witches. On this date, witches burn wood in fires to purify themselves, concentrating the negative energy in the wood and purifying it by the power of fire.

Symbol(s): snow, pine, garlands, fire

Date: Christmas

God(s) / Representative Spirit(s): God(s) head of the coven, God Aragon

### Summer Solstice / Kava:

Kava is a festival originated from Polynesian paganism, originated in the Hawaiian Islands and is very present in Sulani. It was and is practiced by non-wizard Polynesian descendants, but it was adopted by wizards as well.

The Kava Festival is held outdoors, or at home in some covens, but it is more popular and effective outdoors, especially on the beach. The Goddess Ariel is honored on this date, although the ancient Polynesian traditions did not worship her, but witches use this date to worship her, and the Greek god Triton is also honored. Witches on this date usually enjoy the beach, and of course, drink the drink Kava, which is traditionally prepared from the rhizome of the plant (peeled root) of the noble kava variety; however, other varieties are being used alone or mixed with this one to prepare kava drinks. In some circumstances, other parts of the plant, such as stems or bark, are also mixed with the roots used to prepare the drink.

Witches drink kava and pay homage to the ancestral spirits of Fiji, the drink has relaxing effects without harming lucidity, in addition to combating insomnia, anxiety and it also purifies. Witches dance around bonfires and dance with fire, in addition to bathing in seawater.

Symbol(s): sea, shells, fire, sun, crab, kava, fish

Date: any day of summer (mainly), which can be held any day of the year

God(s) / Representative Spirit(s): Goddess Ariel, God Triton, Ancestral Spirits Fiji

### Sabbaths:

Sabaths are meetings held by a coven, usually the covens invite other covens or witches from outside to participate, they usually celebrate, hold banquets, dances and practice various spells and rites. The Sabaths are nothing more than the fraternization of witches, in order to socialize and/or celebrate, witches also usually perform sabbaths the day before taking the supreme test.

Symbol(s): [none specific]

Date: any day

God(s) / Representative Spirit(s): [none specific] / God(s) head of the host coven

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