Occult societies often employ a variety of names and titles for themselves. An Affiliation is a name employed to refer to an occult society made from several covens of sorcerers. Brotherhoods, sisterhoods, salons, orders, and cults are but a few of the most common terms also bandied about in arcane circles. Sorcerous Affiliations offer support to their members, training in the magical arts, and the camaraderie of a community. Each Affiliations has a rich and storied history of their own, established areas of influence, and a list of practices reinforced and preserved through the momentum of ongoing tradition. Many of these Affiliations also have enemies who oppose their goals and antagonise their members. These can range from friendly rivalries to aggressive hostilities. Many now forgotten Affiliations have came to a tragic end in battle with these arcane rivals over the centuries.
References[]
- WOD: World of Darkness: Sorcerer, p. 21-49
- MTAs: Sorcerer Revised Edition, p. 21-41
- MTAs: M20 Sorcerer, p. 80
| Sorcerous Affiliations | ||
|---|---|---|
| Standard Affiliations | Ancient Order of the Aeon Rites · The Arcanum · Balamo'ob · The Children of Osiris · The Cult of Isis · The Cult of Mercury · The Dozen Priests of the Pythian Order · The Fenian · Forn Jafnaðr · Maison Liban · Mogen HaLev · Nebuu-Afef · The Nephite Priesthood · The Newburgh Group · The Seven Thunders · The Silver Portal · The Society of Enlightened Altruistic Ideologies · The Star Council · Thal'hun · US Government: Project Twilight · Uzoma | |
| Mage-run Affiliations | Council of Nine Mystic Traditions · Disparate Alliance · Technocratic Union | |
| Redworking Affiliations | The Almost Assembly · The Calderone · CRONUS/DOVECOTE · House Carna · House Goratrix · Lui Domien · The Plague Oracles · Sunburners | |
| Minor or Defunct Affiliations | Asatru Futhark · Bata'a · Masters of Stonecrop | |