Many Euthanatoi believe they are chosen to be agents of Karma, tasked with judging those who have strayed too far from their Dharma. Thus, what they use magic for is as important as the tools they employ. It is in fulfilling their Dharma that the Euthanatoi find enlightenment, and in doing so, strengthen their connection to the cosmos. Secondly, a person's Dharma describes their purpose and place in Creation, what they are meant to do and the rules by which they are to live. They believe that all animate beings possess an Atman, their sacred self or soul, that which is divine and indestructible. Though the Euthanatoi have roots across the world, their magic is most commonly explained through concepts taken from Indian religions.
Euthanatos are not cavalier about this responsibility, and are painfully aware of the risk of Jhor, but they know their work is necessary and that they are destined for it.įor detailed information on the Euthanatoi see Euthanatos Tradition Book and MTAs: Tradition Book: Euthanatos.
This means judging when a person's moral degradation has grown too harmful to themselves or others to be allowed to continue, and when it is appropriate to deliver the Good Death. Most controversially, many Euthanatos see it as their duty to push this cycle forward, removing sources of disease, corruption, and misery from the world in order to quicken the turn of the Wheel of Ages. Even those who do not share this belief recognize a continuous cycle of death and rebirth throughout life, and accept that at times death may be necessary to end suffering. Most believe in the reincarnation of souls, meaning death in one life is not to be feared and in fact may be crucial to one's spiritual development. They represent a collection of thanatotic cultists, necromancers, priests of fate, assassins, and healers.Įuthanatos mages embrace the role of death in the world as that which cleanses and makes way for future growth. The Euthanatoi are a Tradition of mages intimately devoted to the forces of death, destiny, and karma in the world.
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