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The [[Roseacrux Sodality]], The [[Brothers of Colton]], The [[Grail Society]]. | The [[Roseacrux Sodality]], The [[Brothers of Colton]], The [[Grail Society]]. | ||
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| − | * '''Thoth''', ''Thyrsus''. Tall, old and rail-thin, Thoth is a fixture at Oxford, where he teaches Egyptology and at the Egypt Hall Museum in Picadilly, where he can often be found in London. He walks with an ibis-headed cane. He is a master of the magics of rivers. | + | * '''Thoth''', ''Thyrsus''. |
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Revision as of 12:04, 2 December 2017
Mysterium
An ancient order of Mysterium magi dedicated to recovering the lost lore of Atlantis. It is they who maintain the Athenaeum, and those who bring them rare books and artifacts are likely to win sponsorship or even membership, in some cases. They are also willing to take ancient artifacts of historical value in exchange for slightly more powerful or more useful ones, created by members of the cabal. The Seekers maintain the Athenaeum, which is located in a series of vaults beneath the British Museum, in North-Central London. They also keep a public sanctum overlooking Bedford Square, near the museum.
- Thoth, Solium Alae. Mysterium, Thyrsus.
Vassal Cabals
The Roseacrux Sodality, The Brothers of Colton, The Grail Society.
Members
- Thoth, Thyrsus.
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Thoth Thyrsus • Mysterium • Seekers of the Cenacle Tall, old and rail-thin, Thoth is a fixture at Oxford, where he teaches Egyptology and at the Egypt Hall Museum in Picadilly, where he can often be found in London. He walks with an ibis-headed cane. He is a master of the magics of rivers. |
