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* [[ArM5|Fifth Edition Core Rulebook]], pages | * [[ArM5|Fifth Edition Core Rulebook]], pages 78 (main description) and 139-43 ([[Spell|Spells]] and [[Spell guidelines]]). | ||
* [[Houses of Hermes: Societates]], pages 36-37 (Flambeau section) provides four new Ignem spells. | * [[Houses of Hermes: Societates]], pages 36-37 (Flambeau section) provides four new Ignem spells. | ||
[[Category:Hermetic Magic]] | [[Category:Hermetic Magic]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:11, 24 June 2015
One of the fifteen Hermetic Arts, Ignem (abbr. Ig) is a Form that deals with elemental fire, light, and heat. The medieval paradigm understands that cold is an absence or loss of heat, and thus "creating" cold involves a Perdo effect.
Notable traditions and magi
Flambeau the Founder is likely the most well known master of Ignem. Within his House Flambeau, one of the major schools of magical combat is the School of the Founder. Members of the Cult of Mithras may be notable practitioners of the form.
References
- Fifth Edition Core Rulebook, pages 78 (main description) and 139-43 (Spells and Spell guidelines).
- Houses of Hermes: Societates, pages 36-37 (Flambeau section) provides four new Ignem spells.