Religious Conflict
The first question concerning the use of magick: What is your religion? Is it compatible with magick? Do you wish to change religions to a magickal one or simply merge what you have? There is much debate on this topic, but here is my opinion: Most religions ban magick as evil and have severe penalties, either now, in the eternal, or both for practitioners of any form of magick.More than likely, your current religion will not mix with magick. Many practitioners have to break from their current belief system and form/join a comfortable hybrid religion. Also, the option of simply abandoning what you currently know as religion and radically changing your belief system is open. It rarely works, due to moral and emotional conflicts, but it is still an option.
Your Nature
The second question concerning the use of magick: What is my nature? This question spawns many different answers. Some like aggressive magick to attack an adversary (or a friend's adversary). Many use protective magick to shield themselves and their friends from the stormy blast of other magick. Many people abandon the idea of combative magick all together and opt for enchantments to ease the burdens of life on everybody, such as blessings and prosperity spells. Here are most of the major classes of witchcraft (as far as I can tell, all spells can be accounted for within these castes):Classes of Witchcraft
- Witch - Expert at Psychic and Mental Control, and Spells of Willpower.
- Elementalist - Expert with the collection and use of elemental energy.
- White Mage/Wizard - Expert of Protective and Defensive Spells.
- Black Mage/Sorcerer - Expert of Destructive Spells and Black Magick.
- Druid - Masters of Nature and Natural Forces.
- Diviner - Experts of Future and Fortune telling.
- Healer - Expert with spells of healing and health.
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