In the mid-1500s, the dominant magical tradition in Europe was that of Catholicism. Priests would use mass prayer as a power source and religious iconography as focusing devices. These were old methods that dated back to before the Roman Empire in various forms and were well ingrained into the tradition of Europe. However, the Protestant Reformation threatened to undermine this tradition.
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The Romanian Empire
Vlad Tepes (also known as Dracula) was Voivode of Wallachia in the mid-1400s. During his reign, Wallachia faced expansionist invasions by the Ottoman Empire. Vlad used every strategy available to him to stop the Ottoman invasion. Eventually, he turned to darker methods and allowed himself to be turned into a vampire. This granted him the power to turn the Ottomans back, but it came at a cost.
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Water Strider
Red-breasted Nuthatch
Gray Catbird
Eastern Kingbird
Watermeal
The Paladin of Virtue
There once was a Dwarf of noble bearing. He served loyally as a Paladin of Moradin. Many times, he was called upon to use his holy powers to heal others.
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