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For the article on the Ahl-i-Batin legacy of Mage: The Awakening, see Subtle One.

Paradigm Edit

In the Dark Ages, the Batini have a Foundation of al-Ikhlas (Awareness of Unity), supporting four Pillars called Ubbadan (Faith): al-Anbiya (Mastery of Fate), al-Fatihah (Mastery over Minds), al-Hajj (Mastery of Space), and al-Layl (Mastery of Secrecy).

History Edit

Early History Edit

Dark Ages Edit

Renaissance Edit

Modern Nights Edit

1922
- Ahl-i-Batin leave the Council of Nine Mystic Traditions, protesting the Council of Nine's apathy toward European happenings in the Middle East. Batini Masters vanish. Some few Adepts and Disciples are subsumed into the Order of Hermes, Ex Miscellanea.^[1]

Organization Edit

Factions Edit

Version Differences Edit

Dark Ages: Mage Fellowships

Ahl-i-Batin · Craftmasons · Order of Hermes · Messianic Voices · Old Faith · Spirit-Talkers · Valdaermen

Mage: The Sorcerers Crusade Traditions

Ahl-i-Batin · Akashic Brotherhood · Chakravanti · Chœur Céleste · Dream-Speakers · Order of Hermes · Seers of Chronos · Solificati · Verbenae

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References Edit

↑ MTAs: Order of Hermes Tradition Book, p. 16

[orderofhermes16-0] MTAs: Order of Hermes Tradition Book, p. 16

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Name:	Ahl-i-Batin
Plural:	Batini
Pronunciation:	ahl' ee' bah-teen'
Nicknames:
Seat:	Correspondence
Faction:	Council of Nine Mystic Traditions (1466-1922), Independent