Heroic creations

Sir Arthur de Willforth, an apprentice to a Jerbiton magus, lost his Gift following a laboratory accident during his Gauntlet; he subsequently reinvented himself by becoming the steward of a newly founded covenant on the Isle of Man, known as Boeayl Booa. #Ars Magica, #Heroic fantasy,

Abbot Lawrence Martins was an acquaintance of Richard de Marsh from their seminary days; the two would read many of the same books and spend long hours debating morality. When Richard delved deeper into the diabolical, Lawrence managed to pull himself back from the brink. Upon being assigned to Rushen Abbey, Lawrence hoped to leave that past behind him—but Richard, acting on the orders of his demonic masters, ensured that Lawrence was gradually promoted to the rank of abbot, and sent the imps of Devil’s Den to dog his steps. #Ars Magica #heroic fantasy

The Phynnodderee is the last remaining giant on the Isle of Man. He is not, strictly speaking, a "giant"—standing only 8 feet tall—but this is the result of a curse inflicted upon him by Mannannan for attempting to abduct a fairy from his court. Despite, or perhaps because of, this curse, the Phynnodderee is a helpful soul, often known for assisting with plowing and locating lost sheep. In appearance, he resembles a satyr, possessing horns and hairy, goat-like legs. He retains the powers of a *Gruagach* and possesses an external soul, which he has hidden somewhere on the island. He also has the ability to turn invisible, and he typically carries out various useful tasks while remaining unseen. #Ars Magica #heroic fantasy

Tharmaneagh loathes humans—especially Hermetic mages—and was responsible for the destruction of the last covenant established on the Isle of Man (Servus Maris, founded and destroyed in 1160). It is one of the three dragons on the island. #Ars Magica #Heroic fantasy

Ghrool a hrool (intelligent ferret) body guard of Muirin ex Verditius #Ars Magica #Heroic fantasy

Shavielf A six-armed humanoid—a child of Arakna—with black skin, red eyes, and white hair. They exude an aura of cruelty that seeps from every pore of their skin #Maggus #Heroic Fantasy

Irish mercenary, 13th century #Ars Magica #Heroic fantasy

Draidars are created through the alchemical transformation of a Shavielf—a process that serves as a form of punishment. In T’iloebis t’ilo society, draidars are viewed as inferior and barely worthy of even being slaves; they resemble giant spider-centaurs with the upper bodies of Shavielfs #Maggus JDR #Heroic Fantasy