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At first, one may think that the Typhonists would have a similar struggle incorporating Setite Sorcery into their practices. After all, the Cult promotes itself as being devoted to gods of the Roman pantheon, not Egyptian. However, it has been surprisingly easy to build a bridge between their methods and Setite Sorcery.

Over the last couple of decades, the Typhonists have set up pit-fights that have brought them a considerable amount of money as well as a large number of new converts. Those invited to the nearby Setite chapels are enlightened as the war that underpins their existence is explained to them — the battle against the Aeons, and between Osiris and Set, from which Sorcery springs. Drawing upon the support of Mars, even if they don’t make reference to him being a mask of Set, converts a lot of the pit-fight’s blood-thirsty audience to the Dark God.

The Cult has a relatively modest number of Sorcerers that are out-numbered significantly by Warrior Setites. The Sorcerers they have though, driven by the desire to take the fight to the Aeons, are very passionate in their practices. They embrace Sorcery as a potent weapon to use in their cause, while earning the favor of their patron deity (and through him, Set) at the same time.