The supreme Trickster, Raven is said to have either made or saved the world on numerous occasions. His little cousin Crow is slightly more humble but no less clever. Smart, pragmatic, and unsettlingly knowledgeable, Raven and Crow have sinister connotations to some people and cultures for their habit of snacking on the dead. As a result, Raven and Crow are considered psychopomps, ferrying the spirits of the dead on to their rightful resting places… and occasionally bringing them back for revenge.

Manifestations: Flocks of crows or ravens, exceptionally large and/ or vocal individual crows or ravens.

Associations: Intellect, knowledge, death, prophecy and foresight, mortality, tricks.

Brood: Corvid spirits, white ravens, mysterious people with long black hair, mischievous and often ominous folks in black – often with a snide or eerie sense of humor.

Abilities: Enigmas, Medicine, Subterfuge.

Bans: Raven-people aren’t expected to place much stock in earthly goods, properties, or concerns. Wealth is to be avoided unless it involves knowledge, secrets, or shiny things.