A ritual “decoded” by an Infomancer from the nutritional information on a cereal box… or so they say. Cost: 2 Significant Charges Ritual Action: Construct a wooden bow from a […]
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A List of Sample Clockworks
For the Mechanomancer on the go. Those who have played Thief 2: The Metal Age will recognize some of these machines. This is because those machines are so creepy — […]
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Spring-Heeled Jake
This is your superhero on drugs. In Victorian England around 1830, a colorful character began harrassing the populace in general and women in particular. Descriptions of him varied — according […]
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Advantage: Gear
On the many benefits of clockwork machinery compared to electronic circuits. It has been mentioned elsewhere that clockworking gained its symbolic connection with time — that is to say, memory […]
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An Adept’s Guide to Vigilante Justice
For when the cops are crooked, underpayed, or just out of the loop. Just because most of the mojo-slingers in your town are lower than dirt and willing to poke […]
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The Thief
Overshadowed by the Kleptomancer, and threatened by the Embezzler, the Thief Archetype still holds some power in the modern world. Attributes: For as long as man has had material possessions, […]
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Heliomancy/Lunamancy
“Overnight, I became a sun worshiper. Well, not overnight, you can’t see the sun at night. The next morning…” -George Carlin Nicknames: Sunbathers, Stargazers Most people know that the sun […]
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Rerun
Sometimes all you need is a second chance. Or third. Or fourth…. In a fairly typical mental institute somewhere in West Virginia, there are a few people who all have […]
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The Midwest Chaos Connection Revisited
Self taught Entropomancers: The Other Side of the Coin Toss One of the greatest magickal teachers of the twentieth century was Big Betsy Ficarro, Entropomancer. She managed to train four […]
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The Chariot of Helm
If you thought Celine’s Bird was impressive… History of the Chariot Caleb Helm was a clockmaker, watchmaker, jeweler, and Mechanomancer in the 1840s, living in what is now Germany, in […]
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