The magi of Hibernia respect the land and its supernatural inhabitants, granting much of the Tribunal's area to hedge traditions and allowing supernatural creatures a vote at Tribunal. Now, magi from...

The Transylvanian Tribunal Between two empires is a land of high mountains and dark forests, of great rivers and fertile plains. The richest king in Mythic Europe rules Hungary, but his nobles are...

They are the majority in almost every covenant, and without them things would come to an immediate halt. They spend their lives serving magi, and may lay those lives down to defend them. They are the...

Even the mightiest wizard of the Order of Hermes once cast his very first spell. The greatest Bonisagus magus of the age was once taught the rudiments of Magic Theory. There was a time when even the...

You are an Hermetic magus, one of the greatest wielders of magic Mythic Europe has ever seen. You can control the winds with a word, the beasts with a gesture. You can create a forest in a matter of...

Throughout its history, some members of the Order of Hermes have stood out from their peers, whether for their brilliance or for their sheer stubborn pursuit of a goal. They are the legends of the...

God rules Mythic Europe in awesome majesty, served by the angelic hosts. For most people, however, the majesty of the local bishop is awe-inspiring enough, and God is served by the priests, monks,...

The Order of Hermes is supreme, unchallenged in its mastery of magic. All other magicians are hedge wizards...maybe interesting to researchers, but certainly no threat. Or so magi of the Order tell...

The undisputed rulers of Mythic Europe are the nobility—those high-born who are bound together by sacred vows of loyalty, are supported by the land, and provide support to the Church. Lesser nobles...

Everyone knows what a follower of Flambeau is like ... a master of Ignem magic, a maestro with Pilum of Fire. Apart, that is, from those Flambeau who choose to wield mundane weapons, or who control...

Mythic Europe is a place of heroism and cowardice, honor and betrayal, wonder and horror. Introduce this full range of possibility into your saga's stories with Tales of Mythic Europe, a collection...

You mustn't call them by name—they are the "good neighbors," the "fair folk," the "gentry." Don't draw their attention, for those they notice are drawn into their stories, which no mortal can survive...