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Latest revision as of 03:12, 27 December 2018
A Madrigal is a type of Mage who uses rhythmic patterns to form enchantments. While lacking in direct power, they are often feared in combat for their ability to direct others to fight beside them. Madrigal rely on illusion and enchantment, and often make their livings as stroytellers and preformers. While very common during the Mage Wars, the distinct style and function of the Madrigal fell out of fashion during the Golden Age, and very few "true" Madrigals have been seen since.
Notable
- Ander Scoville, one of only a few known Madrigal's to achieve the status of Arch Magus.
