Difference between revisions of "Simon Jameson/Stereotypes"
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'''Nephandi:''' A true master of sacred and profane powers will know that you must rake hell, not spread your legs for it like a prostitute. | '''Nephandi:''' A true master of sacred and profane powers will know that you must rake hell, not spread your legs for it like a prostitute. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:58, 10 December 2019
Technocracy: The idea that magic can be explained rationally is itself a paradox.
Nephandi: A true master of sacred and profane powers will know that you must rake hell, not spread your legs for it like a prostitute.
Traditions: I am not a collectivist. The journey to power is at its base, a singular pursuit.
