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Those who forget history are doomed to be stupid mages. You’re not one of them. A pursuit of historical knowledge includes not only the usual facts and figures but – especially in recent years – an exploration of the cultural trends behind the big events, the role of “little people” (marginalized populations, commoners, women, etc.), and other things that old-school historians didn’t think were worth recording but which turned out to be vitally important. Hermetics, Technocrats, and historical recreationists and reclamationists take history very seriously; some of the older ones may even have experienced “historical events” in person.

• Dabbler: Time-Life books are your friends.

•• Student: You’re starting to learn the stuff they don’t teach in school.

••• Scholar: A professional teaching gig might suit you.

•••• Professor: You know the ins and outs of common and alternative history.

••••• Master: If you weren’t actually there, you may as well have been.

Possessed by

Authors, Bloggers, Scholars, Conspiracy Theorists, Consultants, History Buffs, Revisionists, Anthropologists, Activists, Archivists, Long-Lived Magi

Specialties

Hidden History, Social History, Occult History, Cultural History, Shadow History, Suppressed History, Alternate Sources, Marginalized Groups, Ascension War Events, Supernatural Influence (vampires, demons, werecritters, etc.)

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