Thaumaturgy

What is Thaumaturgy?
Thaumaturgy is the very essence of divinity, granted via a deity to a mortal. This usually lends itself forth to individuals who stick out to his or her god/goddess. Each divinity below is of equal power in an essence of hierarchy, but holds different aspects of power.

Attunement to Thaumaturgy
Thaumaturgy is loaned by a god and or goddess to a mortal, this is typically done by the individual performing tasks that would please his or her god/goddess. Either through prayer, worship, acts of service etc. an individual will be able to attract their god/goddess.

One can only be one style of thaumaturge and can only either be a thaumaturge or a mancer, never both at the same time.

Advancement In Power
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 * Acolyte: Acolytes are beings of service to their deity, often performing tasks to attempt to gain favor in the eyes of their chosen deity. Of course, they are non-empowered, however, they are on the verge of discovery. Acolytes often spread the word and do the bidding of the thaumaturges, though, it is no uncommon for them to start their own path in the way of their chosen faith.
 * * Disciple *: Beings who are granted empowerment via their deity for the first time, having a roughly equal power level as a mediator, they grasp their powers with relative ease. Though their divinity pool is relatively limited, they are still able to wield a incredible amount of power.
 * * Harper *: Being equal to that of a master, Harpers are trusted by their deity and are often sent to over-look other disciples and acolytes of the same faith. Harpers have a large divinity pool, and can remain casting for a extended period of time.
 * * Original *: The essential divinity power in its purest mortal state, Originals are their deities champions. Being the strongest within the chosen path of following, Originals no hardly any equal than that of a Vain-level mancer.

Difference in Thaumaturgy
While mancy progression result in the loss of muscle mass and weakness of the body, Thaumaturgy does not. Albeit, it is harder to achieve, Thaumaturgy does not result in the loss of weakness of any muscles, instead, the depletion of a divinity pool within the being results in them growing rather light-headed and being subjected to fainting and shock. Like mancy, Thaumaturgy is subject to the same weaknesses though.

The Divinity Pools:

 * The Pool of Maelstrom
 * The Pool of Ectoplasm
 * The Pool of Life
 * The Pool of Might
 * The Pool of Helm-Fire