the major arcana, but with mtg legendaries i own
The Fool - Oko, the Trickster
The Magician - Jace, Wielder of Mysteries
The High Priestess - Prime Speaker Vannifar
The Empress - Nissa, Who Shakes the World
The Emperor - Vorel of the Hull Clade
The Heirophant - God-Eternal Rhonas
The Lovers - Alirios, Enraptured
The Chariot - Kadena, Slinking Sorcerer
Strength - Elspeth, Sun’s Nemesis
The Hermit - Eutropia, the Twice-Favored
Wheel of Fortune - Kruphix, God of Horizons
Justice - Lavinia, Azorius Renegade
The Hanged Man - Nethroi, Apex of Death
Death - Muldrotha, the Gravetide
Temperance - Prime Speaker Zegana
The Devil - Volrath, the Shapestealer
The Tower - Experiment Kraj
The Star - Illuna, Apex of Wishes
The Moon - Tamiyo, Collector of Tales
The Sun - Shalai, Voice of Plenty
Judgement - Atraxa, Praetors’ Voice
The World - Niv-Mizzet Reborn
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African Deities
For all the African witchies here.
Abassi - Creator and Lord of the Sky (Nigerian)
Abuk - Goddess of women and gardens (Sudan)
Achimi - Buffalo Goddess (Algeria)
Adro - God of Destruction (Uganda)
Adroa - God of Creation (Uganda)
Ahia-Njoku - Goddess of Agriculture and Farming (Nigeria)
Aje-Shaluga - God of Riches (Nigeria)
Ajok - Rain God (Sudan)
Akongo - Creator God (Congo)
Ala - Fertility Goddess of the Earth (Nigeria)
Alouroua - Creator God (Ghana)
Amma - Creator of the Universe and Sky (Mali)
Anansi - Trickster God (West Africa)
Andriamahilala - Goddess of the Moon (Madagascar)
Asa - God of Protection (Kenya)
Atai - Creator Goddess (Nigeria)
Babalu-Aye - God of Healing (Nigeria)
Banga - God of Water (Congo and Central Africa)
Bomazi - God of Ancestors (Congo)
Buk - Goddess of Rivers and Streams (Sudan)
Buku - God of the Skies (West Africa)
Bumba - God of Creation (Congo)
Cagn - God of Transformation (Kalahari)
Candit - River Goddess (Sudan)
Chedi-Bumba - God of Birds (Congo)
Chiuta - Rain God (Malawi)
Chonganda - God of Vegetation (Congo)
Chuku - God of Creation (Nigeria)
Dada - God of Abundance (Nigeria)
Deng - Creator God (Sudan)
Ditaolane - Hero God (Lesotho)
Domfe - God of the Wind (Kurumba)
Dongo - God of Thunder (Songhai)
Dziva - Creator Goddess (Zimbabwe)
Ebore - Sky God (Nigeria)
Edinkira - Goddess of the Trees (Africa)
Egungun-Oya - Goddess of Divination (Nigeria)
Evus - God of Mayem (Gabon)
Elegua - God of Mischief (Nigeria)
Elusu - Goddess of Water (Africa)
Engai - God of the Skies (Kenya)
Enekpe - Goddess of Fate (Africa)
Eseasar - Goddess of the Earth (Nigeria)
Eshu - Trickster God (Nigeria)
Fa - God of Fate (Nigeria)
Faro - God of Creation (Mali)
Gamab - God of Death (Namibia)
Gaunab - God of Evil (South Africa)
Ghekre - God of Judgement (Ivory Coast)
Gu - Blacksmith God (Benin)
Heitsi-Eibib - God of Nature (South Africa)
Haiuri - God of the Underworld (South Africa)
Hare - Trickster God (Nigeria)
Huveane - God of Creation (Lesotho)
Hyel - Supreme God (Nigeria)
Imana - Creator God (Rwanda)
Itherther - Buffalo God (Algeria)
Jakuta - God of Lightening (Nigeria)
Jok - Rain God (Uganda)
Juok - Creator God (Sudan)
Kaang - God of Creation (Botswana)
Kabundungulu - Heroic God (Angola)
Kaka-Guie - Death God (Ivory Coast)
Kalumba - God of Creation (Congo)
Kanu - God of Creation (Guinea)
Katonda - Creator God (Uganda)
Khonvoum - Creator God (East Africa)
Khuzwane - God of Populating (South Africa)
Kwoth - God of the Mysterious (Sudan)
Le-Eyo - God of Death (East Africa)
Legba - God of Mayhem (Benin)
Leza - Rain God (South Africa)
Libanza - God of Creation (Congo)
Maori - God of Creation (Zimbabwe)
Massim-Biambe - God of Reincarnation (Congo)
Mawu-Lisa - Unisex Double Gods of Creation (Benin)
Mbaba-Mwanna-Waresa - Goddess of Beer (South Africa)
Mbere - God of Creation (Congo)
Mbokomu - Goddess of Ancestry (Congo)
Mboya - Goddess of Motherhood and Fertility (Congo)
Mebeghe - God of Creation (Gabon)
Minga-Bengale - God of the Hunt (Africa)
Minona - Goddess of Prophecy and Divination (Benin)
Modimo - God of Creation (South Africa)
Morimi - Goddess of Fire (Nigerians)
Muluku - Creator God (Zambesi)
Mulungu - God of Creation (Tanzania)
Musso-Koroni - Goddess of Discord (Mali)
Mwambwa - Goddess of Lust and Desire (Namibia)
Mwari - Unisex Creator Gods (Zimbabwe)
Nasilele - Goddess of Creation (Zambesi)
Nzame - God of Creation (Congo)
Njambi - God of Creation (Namibia)
Ndriananahary - God of Creation (Madagascar and Nigeria)
Ngai - Creator God (Kenya)
Ngewo-Wa - God of Creation (Sierra Leone)
Nyalitch - Supreme God (Sudan)
Nimba - Fertility Goddess (Guinea)
Ninepone - Fertility Goddess (Gabon)
Nommo - Unisex Gods of All (Mali)
None - God of Populating (Gabon)
Nyaliep - Goddess of the River (Sudan)
Nyambe - God of Creation (Zambesi)
Nyame - Supreme God (Ghana)
Nyaminyami - God of Streams and Rivers (Zambesi)
Nyankopon - Supreme God (Ghana)
Nyiko - Hero God (Cameroon)
Nyokonan - God of Spiders (Cameroon)
Nyonye-Ngana - God of Ants (Congo)
Obassi-Osaw - God of Creation (Nigeria)
Obatala - God of Purity (Nigeria)
Ochosi - God of the Hunt (Nigeria)
Odomankomo - Creator God (Ghana)
Odudua - Goddess of the Earth (Nigeria)
Ogo - God of Mischief (Mali)
Ogun - God of Weaponry (Nigeria)
Oko - God of Farming and Agriculture (Nigeria)
Olorun - Supreme God (Nigeria)
Olokun - God of the Seas (Nigeria)
Onile - Goddess of Blacksmithing (Nigeria)
Orunmila - God of Wisdom (Nigeria)
Osanyin - God of Vegetation (Nigeria)
Oshe - God of Storms (Nigeria)
Oshun - Goddess of Love (Nigeria)
Oya - Goddess of Destruction (Nigeria)
Qamata - God of Creation (South Africa)
Rugaba - Creator God (Uganda)
Ruhanga - God of Creation (Uganda)
Ruwa - God of Creation (Kilimanjaro)
Sagbata - God of the Earth (Benin)
Sakarabru - God of Justice (Guinea)
Shadipinyi - Drunken God (Namibia)
Shakpana - God of Disease (Namibia)
She - God of Thunder (Nigeria)
Soko - Supreme God (Nigeria)
Somtup - God of Masculinity (Guinea)
Sopona - God of Disease (Nigeria)
Sudika-Mbambi - God of Thunder (Angola)
Thixo - Sun God (South Africa)
Tilo - Creator God (Zambia and Malawi)
Tore - God of the Hunt (Zaire)
Tsetse-Bumba - Goddess of Lightning (Congo)
Uhlanga - Swamp Goddess (South Africa)
Umvelinqangi - Creator God (South Africa)
Unkulunkulu - Creator God (South Africa)
Waaqa - Supreme God (Ethiopia)
Woyengi - Goddess of Population (Nigeria)
Wulbari - Ruling God (West Africa)
Wuni - Creator God (Ghana)
Yansan - Goddess of the Wind (Nigeria)
Yasigi - Goddess of the Festival (Mali)
Yeban - God of the Underworld (Mali)
Yurugu - God of Chaos (Mali)
Zanahary - Unisex Creator Goddess (Madagascar)
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Bella and vi
Welcome to Eldraine…realms at odds, with royals so lost, the wilds revolting against the leadership of the kingdom. Will you pull the sword from it’s stone, be taken by fae, or be baked into a pie? No…I think you are of nobility and knighthood.
The knight removed the deep metal that protected her beautiful face as she entered the lady’s room. Through the window she could see the ever moving countryside of Locthwain, as the castle floated like a ship at sea. It moved with the same constant determination that Syr Octavia did, a stark contrast to the Lady sat before her.
“Lady Bellamy, I did not mean to stay away so long,” she informed the woman, whose ever shifting moods had her staring away from the knight. Bellamy could not look upon the symbol of Via’s paragon on her chest. The Order of Midnight was Locthwain’s most valuable asset, yet Bella could only hate it.
The vampire sucked in her cheeks, watching the black fire burn, illuminating nothing of the room but keeping it warm when Locthwain existed in only cold. Persistence, that is what their realm was known for, a joke to Bella. They persisted through cold, through famine, through betrayal and hate. They persisted in search of the stupid cauldron that was probably never real to begin with.
“You’ll never find it,” Bella coldly stated, standing from her chair and looking directly at Octavia. “You’ll search your whole life to the cause of the Cauldron of Eternity but it’s gone, and you’ll have never been here.”
The sky cracked with thunder as she spoke. Octavia had existed in such weather when she ventured out with her fellow Order members, determined to find a saving grace for losing those who did not deserve to die. A way to bring them back, and for Via, to stay young. “You drank from it. It’s real. We will find it,” Via stated plainly, far more persistent as those of their realm were meant to be than the one who had been born into it.
Octavia stepped closer to the lady, her hands by her side as she had given herself to serve Lady Bellamy, and in turn the realm of Locthwain. She had been saved from the wilds, and each time she returned in search of the Cauldron of Eternity, she reminded herself it was in service of the person who had taken her in, had seen her strength of will and how much she had lost when the fae took her father away.
“Why can’t you just stay?” Bella asked, her eyes already wet as trembling fingers reaching out, pushing through oiled hair, matted and exhausted from her travels. Syr Octavia had only just arrived, but this would not end until the realm was restored to it’s former glory. Via would always need to leave, the moment each knot from her hair had been finally removed by the lady she would need to go again.
Octavia felt the fingers move over the back of her head, the Lady drawing her in. “A few days,” Via merely said, not really an answer as she remained still. She had no place responding to Bellamy’s touches, and would never…at first.
“No,” Bella shook her head, drawing Octavia in, feeling the metal of her armor against her chest, the thin fabric doing little to prevent her from feeling how cold the armor was. “I want more,” she insisted, forehead pressing to Via’s, nose brushing against hers. She smelt of burning wood and sweat, while Bella smelt of musky flowers and blood. “Please, more,” she whispered as her anger gave way to her need to be close, both stemming from the same place.
It didn’t matter, bells rang throughout the castle. Another raid, the wilds were coming to their doors again, fae breaking through. Octavia immediately leaving Bella’s touch to slam the wooden window doors shut so no fae could come in. Syr Octavia could not lose another person who cared about her to the realm of faeries and tricksters. Oko, the trickster shapeshifting fae, had stolen her father, he would not take her savior. This time Octavia could do something, metal rushing against metal was heard as she drew her sword.
“Stay close, Lady Bellamy,” she insisted, bells still ringing throughout the castle, giggling and thumping on the other side of the closed windows, unable to be seen. “Nothing will happen to you.”
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