Been on the mend for some time. Real life has been hitting me hard since October. Recently I have been sidelined with a stress fracture in my foot and some interesting projects at work.
Needles to say, work on Andras stopped. Om Magike was off to a good start and then POW! I'm laid off and really unable to concentrate.
Now that I am on the mend, just throwing out a useful suffix from Old English.
Raeden was a suffix meaning protector. For example, a Wyrmraeden would be a protector of dragons or serpents. That got me to thinking about sweartraeden, the defenders of the dark or The leohtraeden, the defenders of the (day)light. Aside for cool names for paladins or clerics, there,s other possibilities. I don't remember the location, but there was a post about breaking up the schools of magic by color. You could have the Haewenraeden as the practitioners of blue magic (lit. Protectors of the Blue) and so on through the colors.
Hopefully, I'll be back to work soon. Proud of some of the converted spells from d6.
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