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| − | ;[[London]] -L- [[Wizards & Witches]] | + | ;[[London - Pax Britannica]] -L- [[Wizards & Witches]] |
| − | ==Traditions== | + | == <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Traditions == |
| − | ===Akashic Brotherhood=== | + | === <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Akashic Brotherhood === |
The Akashic Brotherhood is present within the large mass of Asian immigrants. | The Akashic Brotherhood is present within the large mass of Asian immigrants. | ||
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| − | ===Celestial Chorus=== | + | === <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Celestial Chorus === |
Westminster Abbey is a main meeting place for the Celestial Chorus. | Westminster Abbey is a main meeting place for the Celestial Chorus. | ||
:[[File:Mage Father Sean York.jpg|300px]] -- [[Father Sean York]] | :[[File:Mage Father Sean York.jpg|300px]] -- [[Father Sean York]] | ||
:[[File:Mage Magnolia Austyn Lynwood.jpg|300px]] -- [[Magnolia Austyn Lynwood| Sister Lynwood]] | :[[File:Mage Magnolia Austyn Lynwood.jpg|300px]] -- [[Magnolia Austyn Lynwood| Sister Lynwood]] | ||
:[[File:Mage Father Frederick Haywood.jpg|300px]] -- [[Father Frederick Haywood]] | :[[File:Mage Father Frederick Haywood.jpg|300px]] -- [[Father Frederick Haywood]] | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
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| − | + | === <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Cultist of Ecstasy === | |
| − | ===Cultist of Ecstasy=== | ||
The [[Acharne]] sect of the Cult of Ecstasy once grew out of the [[Hellsfire Club: London|Hellsfire Club]] and continues to have strong ties to similar establishments. | The [[Acharne]] sect of the Cult of Ecstasy once grew out of the [[Hellsfire Club: London|Hellsfire Club]] and continues to have strong ties to similar establishments. | ||
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| − | ===Dreamspeakers=== | + | === <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Dreamspeakers === |
| − | + | :[[File:Sorkata Jurki.png]] -- [[Sorkatu Jurki]]-- Mongolian shaman | |
| − | :[[File:Sorkata Jurki.png]] Sorkatu Jurki-- Mongolian shaman | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
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| − | ===Euthanatos=== | + | === <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Euthanatos === |
The Euthanatoi hide among the masses of immigrants since the heydays of the British Empire, and their marabout, headed by the Natapas, acts as the capital for all Euthanatos activity in the Western Hemisphere. | The Euthanatoi hide among the masses of immigrants since the heydays of the British Empire, and their marabout, headed by the Natapas, acts as the capital for all Euthanatos activity in the Western Hemisphere. | ||
| − | + | :[[File:Mage Minali Sadie Braddock.jpg|300px]] -- [[Minali Sadie Braddock]] | |
:[[File:Mage Zavan Martell.jpg|300px]] -- [[Zavan Martell]] | :[[File:Mage Zavan Martell.jpg|300px]] -- [[Zavan Martell]] | ||
| + | :[[File:Mage Sunder Kumar.jpg|300px]] -- [[Sunder Hardeep Kumar]] {Deceased} | ||
| + | ---- | ||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | ---- | ||
===[[Order of Hermes 1900: London]]=== | ===[[Order of Hermes 1900: London]]=== | ||
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===[[Orphans]]=== | ===[[Orphans]]=== | ||
| − | + | [[File:Mage Wembley Stephens.jpg|300px]] -- [[Wembley Stephens]] - Lost son of the Oracle of Delphi | |
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<br> | <br> | ||
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| − | ===Verbena=== | + | === <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Verbena === |
| − | + | [[File:Mage Isebella Lenn Bartos.jpg|300px]] -- [[Isebella Lenn Bartos]] | |
| + | ---- | ||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | ---- | ||
| + | ===[[Taftâni]]=== | ||
| + | * [[Hadi Bakr Mahir Tiryaki]] | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
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| − | ===Wu Lung=== | + | ===[[Wu Lung]]=== |
Wu Lung that have fled the Communist takeover and disagree with the decision to join with the Akashics have formed an outpost of House Hong Lei within the city. | Wu Lung that have fled the Communist takeover and disagree with the decision to join with the Akashics have formed an outpost of House Hong Lei within the city. | ||
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Sadly, ten years after the creation of the Union, Prince Albert died. Queen Victoria's grief was overwhelming, and she continued to mourn him until she died. Perhaps spurred by a belief that she was continuing his work or doing as he would have wanted, she began to dabble with the nascent Union. | Sadly, ten years after the creation of the Union, Prince Albert died. Queen Victoria's grief was overwhelming, and she continued to mourn him until she died. Perhaps spurred by a belief that she was continuing his work or doing as he would have wanted, she began to dabble with the nascent Union. | ||
| − | ====Great Housecleaning==== | + | ==== <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Great Housecleaning ==== |
The first stirrings of change came in 1885 when Exchequer Reginald Proctor convinced her to set up a body called the Grand Council of World Government, with the goal of forming a single world government. Undoubtedly this body had an influence on the Union, but was not directly involved in its structure. The Inner Council expressed an interest in the ideals, but their enthusiasm is crushed with the death of the ancient Artisan Wolfgang von Reismann in the same year. | The first stirrings of change came in 1885 when Exchequer Reginald Proctor convinced her to set up a body called the Grand Council of World Government, with the goal of forming a single world government. Undoubtedly this body had an influence on the Union, but was not directly involved in its structure. The Inner Council expressed an interest in the ideals, but their enthusiasm is crushed with the death of the ancient Artisan Wolfgang von Reismann in the same year. | ||
Around the same time (circa 1897), Basil Rathbone's Skeleton Keys came to the Queen's attention. The Keys were a secret society of law-enforcement officers who investigated supernatural events and eliminated the perpetrators when possible. By order of the Queen, the Skeleton Keys, and the Lightkeepers were united into a single entity, with a name hearkening back to the foundations of the Order of Reason: The Ivory Tower. | Around the same time (circa 1897), Basil Rathbone's Skeleton Keys came to the Queen's attention. The Keys were a secret society of law-enforcement officers who investigated supernatural events and eliminated the perpetrators when possible. By order of the Queen, the Skeleton Keys, and the Lightkeepers were united into a single entity, with a name hearkening back to the foundations of the Order of Reason: The Ivory Tower. | ||
It is unknown at this time if the change in membership resulted in a coup of the oppressive faction within the Union, or if the Queen continued influencing the Union personally. Regardless, a dramatic shift Union-wide toward the oppressive faction was seen, and in a second reorganization called the Great Housecleaning the majority of the Conventions once again took new names. | It is unknown at this time if the change in membership resulted in a coup of the oppressive faction within the Union, or if the Queen continued influencing the Union personally. Regardless, a dramatic shift Union-wide toward the oppressive faction was seen, and in a second reorganization called the Great Housecleaning the majority of the Conventions once again took new names. | ||
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| − | ===Electrodyne Engineers (Will be [[Sons of the Ether]])=== | + | <br> |
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| + | === <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Electrodyne Engineers (Will be [[Sons of the Ether]]) === | ||
The Sons of Ether have one of their main congregations in London, simply called the "Club", which still harkens back to their Victorian roots. | The Sons of Ether have one of their main congregations in London, simply called the "Club", which still harkens back to their Victorian roots. | ||
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* -- [[Len Yvan Ogtrop]] | * -- [[Len Yvan Ogtrop]] | ||
* -- [[Blanche Lina Oberst]] | * -- [[Blanche Lina Oberst]] | ||
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| − | ==='''[[Iteration X | + | ==='''[[Blake Street Hospital for the Maimed]] (Iteration X)'''=== |
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| − | ===Ivory Tower ([[New World Order]])=== | + | === <span style="color:#4B0082;"> Ivory Tower ([[New World Order]]) === |
The Light Keepers of London are perhaps the most powerful in the world here. With the backing of Queen Victoria, who is an active member of the order, the Lightkeepers have become a solid power in the city of London. They have several active area's in the city that they are working to solidify the paradigm. To that end the Light Keepers have maintained a pogrom of creating dissension for the Traditions and the other Supernaturals in the city. This pogrom is kept within the upper echelons of the Ivory Tower. There has been concern for some time that there is dissension in the Union. They know that there has been less than full cooperation from the Aetheric Order. | The Light Keepers of London are perhaps the most powerful in the world here. With the backing of Queen Victoria, who is an active member of the order, the Lightkeepers have become a solid power in the city of London. They have several active area's in the city that they are working to solidify the paradigm. To that end the Light Keepers have maintained a pogrom of creating dissension for the Traditions and the other Supernaturals in the city. This pogrom is kept within the upper echelons of the Ivory Tower. There has been concern for some time that there is dissension in the Union. They know that there has been less than full cooperation from the Aetheric Order. | ||
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===[[Progenitors]]=== | ===[[Progenitors]]=== | ||
| − | + | * -- [[Kenal Barr]] | |
| − | * -- Kenal Barr | + | * -- [[Leonid Bowman]] |
| − | * -- Leonid Bowman | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
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===[[Syndicate]]=== | ===[[Syndicate]]=== | ||
* -- [[Philadelphia Cillín Valenta]] | * -- [[Philadelphia Cillín Valenta]] | ||
| − | + | * -- [[Reginal Proctor]] | |
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===[[Virtual Adepts]]=== | ===[[Virtual Adepts]]=== | ||
| + | * - [[Marvin Garrison]] | ||
| + | -------------- | ||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | --------------- | ||
===[[Void Engineers]]=== | ===[[Void Engineers]]=== | ||
| + | * - [[Royal Astronomical Society]] | ||
| + | ---- | ||
| + | <br> | ||
| + | ---- | ||
| − | + | == Sources == | |
| + | https://rpgbooks.fandom.com/wiki/Victorian_Age:_Mage_Rulebook/Outline | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:13, 19 October 2021
Traditions
Akashic Brotherhood
The Akashic Brotherhood is present within the large mass of Asian immigrants.
- --
- -- Ho Wan Li
- -- Ping Do Tran
- -- Ho Ling Fan
Celestial Chorus
Westminster Abbey is a main meeting place for the Celestial Chorus.
Cultist of Ecstasy
The Acharne sect of the Cult of Ecstasy once grew out of the Hellsfire Club and continues to have strong ties to similar establishments.
-- Autumn Scott Martell | 
-- Tito Newton
Dreamspeakers
-- Sorkatu Jurki-- Mongolian shaman
Euthanatos
The Euthanatoi hide among the masses of immigrants since the heydays of the British Empire, and their marabout, headed by the Natapas, acts as the capital for all Euthanatos activity in the Western Hemisphere.
-- Minali Sadie Braddock
-- Zavan Martell
-- Sunder Hardeep Kumar {Deceased}
Order of Hermes 1900: London
Orphans
-- Wembley Stephens - Lost son of the Oracle of Delphi
Templars
Verbena
Taftâni
Wu Lung
Wu Lung that have fled the Communist takeover and disagree with the decision to join with the Akashics have formed an outpost of House Hong Lei within the city.
The Technocratic Union
Prince Albert, a strong proponent of science and progress, led the reorganization of the faltering Order of Reason at the Great Exposition in London, and the group finally became known as the Technocratic Union. Groups within a larger Convention are called Guilds at this point. Immediately following the reorganization, the next several decades proceeded with the newfound Union acting with a renewed sense of purpose and a strict Time Table headed by the Invisible College. However, there was strife developing within the Union. Two factions were forming; a more Utopian faction who simply wanted to use science to help better humanity, and a more oppressive faction who felt that what is considered "safe" for humanity would be dictated to it. This latter faction approved of such techniques as thought control, elimination of creativity among the masses, and the like. Sadly, ten years after the creation of the Union, Prince Albert died. Queen Victoria's grief was overwhelming, and she continued to mourn him until she died. Perhaps spurred by a belief that she was continuing his work or doing as he would have wanted, she began to dabble with the nascent Union.
Great Housecleaning
The first stirrings of change came in 1885 when Exchequer Reginald Proctor convinced her to set up a body called the Grand Council of World Government, with the goal of forming a single world government. Undoubtedly this body had an influence on the Union, but was not directly involved in its structure. The Inner Council expressed an interest in the ideals, but their enthusiasm is crushed with the death of the ancient Artisan Wolfgang von Reismann in the same year. Around the same time (circa 1897), Basil Rathbone's Skeleton Keys came to the Queen's attention. The Keys were a secret society of law-enforcement officers who investigated supernatural events and eliminated the perpetrators when possible. By order of the Queen, the Skeleton Keys, and the Lightkeepers were united into a single entity, with a name hearkening back to the foundations of the Order of Reason: The Ivory Tower. It is unknown at this time if the change in membership resulted in a coup of the oppressive faction within the Union, or if the Queen continued influencing the Union personally. Regardless, a dramatic shift Union-wide toward the oppressive faction was seen, and in a second reorganization called the Great Housecleaning the majority of the Conventions once again took new names.
Electrodyne Engineers (Will be Sons of the Ether)
The Sons of Ether have one of their main congregations in London, simply called the "Club", which still harkens back to their Victorian roots.
Blake Street Hospital for the Maimed (Iteration X)
Ivory Tower (New World Order)
The Light Keepers of London are perhaps the most powerful in the world here. With the backing of Queen Victoria, who is an active member of the order, the Lightkeepers have become a solid power in the city of London. They have several active area's in the city that they are working to solidify the paradigm. To that end the Light Keepers have maintained a pogrom of creating dissension for the Traditions and the other Supernaturals in the city. This pogrom is kept within the upper echelons of the Ivory Tower. There has been concern for some time that there is dissension in the Union. They know that there has been less than full cooperation from the Aetheric Order.
- -- Celest Gramane
- -- Hamiton Lamont - Men in Grey
- -- John Lamont - Men in Grey
- -- Frank Lamont - Men in Grey
Progenitors
- -- Kenal Barr
- -- Leonid Bowman
Syndicate
Virtual Adepts
Void Engineers
Sources
https://rpgbooks.fandom.com/wiki/Victorian_Age:_Mage_Rulebook/Outline
