Mystic Traditions of Ravimarga
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Jump to navigationJump to searchMystic traditions discuss the myriad spiritual disciplines that have risen among the people of the Four Suns over the generations. These include ascetics, psychics, monks, priests, shamans, and all manner of similar folk. They are denoted by adherence to a tradition of practice that usually comes hand-in-hand with a philosophy of some kind.
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Baharis
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The Golden Sun
- Suryavarna Yajata: The worship of the Varijaia - the Golden Sun at the center of the Rastram Kanaqa - is an ancient religion that began with the gevana but inevitably spread to the sun-faring folk of the system. Its clergy are distinct from the Ravibija, for they are not ascetics and they are most decidedly political. And while all gevana are considered to be part of the priesthood of Suryavarna, the majority of its yajata (priests) are humans. They are known to employ sun magics that dazzle and enchant the minds of others, and to weild light as a terrible weapon or defense.
The Blood Sun
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The Frost Sun
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The Dragon Sun
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Humans
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Gevana
- Ravibija: A tradition of strange mystical powers very much tied to sunlight, the practitioner of Ravibija is capable of weaving his consciousness into the sunlight itself and projecting his awareness anywhere that sunlight may fall. Though this is usually only planetary in scale, the Ravibija mystics have been known to join their powers to project awareness and messages to other planets within the same system. They are considered wise and have taken a vow to not participate in politics for themselves, so it is typical for many nobles to employ one of them as messengers and advisors.
Amagari
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Zungari
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Qyrgari
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Dragons
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Erudael
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Dronigmar
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