Ahl-i-Batin
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- For the article on the Ahl-i-Batin legacy of Mage: The Awakening, see Subtle One.
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| Name: | Ahl-i-Batin |
| Plural: | Batini |
| Pronunciation: | ahl' ee' bah-teen' |
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| Seat: | Correspondence |
| Faction: | Council of Nine Mystic Traditions (1466-1922), Independent |
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[edit] Paradigm
[edit] History
[edit] Early History
[edit] Dark Ages
[edit] Renaissance
[edit] Modern Nights
- 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]
[edit] Organization
[edit] Factions
[edit] Version Differences
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Ahl-i-Batin · Craftmasons · Order of Hermes · Messianic Voices · Old Faith · Spirit-Talkers · Valdaermen |
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Ahl-i-Batin · Akashic Brotherhood · Chakravanti · Chœur Céleste · Dream-speakers · Order of Hermes · Seers of Chronos · Solificati · Verbenae |
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[edit] References
- ↑ MTA: Order of Hermes Tradition Book, p. 16
