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| − | + | In the 1980s and 1990s, Detroit was one of the primary battlegrounds during the Technocracy's Pogroms of that era. The Council of Nine Mystick Traditions committed substantial resources to the fight, recognizing Detroit as a potential 'sleeping giant' in the Syndicate's back pocket. The battles successfully denied the Syndicate whatever resources Detroit represented, and it is fairly widely understood that The Traditions considered Detroit to be a success story. | |
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| + | By the 2000s, however, Detroit has fallen off the radar as far as The Traditions are concerned, and the mage presence there dwindled. There are, generally speaking, no mages and no significant magely presences in Detroit after 2010. No one really noticed this happening, nor does anyone really care anymore. Those mages that come to Detroit do so for their own, personal reasons. | ||
== House Rules== | == House Rules== | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 21 February 2016
The Mage sphere on From The Ashes: Detroit by Night uses rules from Mage 20. We will generally be accepting applications for Traditions and Orphan PCs with a couple of exceptions and notes. Read on for specifics!
Contents
Overview
Mages are regular ol' mortal human sorts empowered by cosmic understanding and a force of will.
The World
Heeey no avatar storm. I will tell you more things about what is going on soon.
Locally
In the 1980s and 1990s, Detroit was one of the primary battlegrounds during the Technocracy's Pogroms of that era. The Council of Nine Mystick Traditions committed substantial resources to the fight, recognizing Detroit as a potential 'sleeping giant' in the Syndicate's back pocket. The battles successfully denied the Syndicate whatever resources Detroit represented, and it is fairly widely understood that The Traditions considered Detroit to be a success story.
By the 2000s, however, Detroit has fallen off the radar as far as The Traditions are concerned, and the mage presence there dwindled. There are, generally speaking, no mages and no significant magely presences in Detroit after 2010. No one really noticed this happening, nor does anyone really care anymore. Those mages that come to Detroit do so for their own, personal reasons.
House Rules
(Main article: House Rules: Mage) (coming soon)
Application Process
(Main article: Applications: Mage) My application standards are HUGELY ABBREVIATED and specific. I do not want 20 pages of prose. Think of what you're going to send me as your character resume, rather than your character movie. It's nothing against your writing - I just know what I need to run stories for you and the amount of time I have. Read the main article for specifics.
Allowed Books
- Mage 20
- All others on a case-by-case basis. Check with The Supremes.
External links
(Eventually!)
