Magical Traditions Sourcebook

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A sourcebook for Mage: The Awakening™

• 7 magical traditions, from Santeria and Taoist sorcery to the rites of the Knights Templar and Appalachian Hoodoo hexery.
• Unique spellcasting rules and benefits for mages versed in a magical tradition
• Advice about incorporating magical traditions into chronicles and stories.

Sample Magical Traditions

• Appalachian Hoodoo, a magical style based around conjure-men and root work from rural Appalachia in the United States.
• Entheogen Cults, the "shamanic" styles involving the use of hallucinogens to explore and interact with the world of spirits.
• Kabbalah, a style of Jewish mysticism.
• Taoist Sorcery, the eclectic magical styles of Chinese taoism.
• The Templar Treasure, the Christian Mysteries as handed down by the Knights Templar.
• Theosophy and Its Inheritors, from the Spiritualist teachings of Madame Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society of the Victorian era.
• Santeria -- La Regla de Ocha, a primal fusion of old West African mysticism with Catholicism.

All of the above Magical Traditions are allowed, but we do not use the alternate magic options for any of them.