Families of Maurilel Magic in the Heart-Mage Trilogy

A King's Trust, A Villain's Hope, and their beautiful sister-to-be, A Queen's Lament feature ancient magic that's been lost for centuries. But at its height, Maurilel magic was divided into twelve families, each with powers based in an aspect of human nature or need.

Which family would you choose, if you were a mage?

Carvers

Carvers' blood-red magic focused on dealing damage and was especially prized for warfare.

Travelers

Travelers often left orange speed trails with their magic focused on quick movement and transport.

Swains

The Swains' gold magic bound, encouraged, and strengthened love and beauty.

Tillers

These mages of agriculture and fertility nurtured growing things with their pale green magic.

Tradelords

Tradelords could meet any need—but exchanges cost the mages themselves nothing. Someone else paid the price.

Fallacists

Fallacists' teal illusions & trickery gave them control of minds and others' perceptions.

Lifebinders

The pale blue magic of the Lifebinders was a universally welcome sign of healing and restoration.

Lineals

Focused on order, cleanliness, and security, the Lineals protected people from magic's chaos.

Verities

Truth, knowledge, and communication were the domain of the Verities with their violet magic.

Spiriters

The mysterious Spiriters focused on the celestial and incorporeal, including fire.

Smiths

Ever practical, the Smiths' silver magic focused on metal, stone, and creation.

Seers

Rarest of mages, Seers specialized in visions, oracles, and divination with their white magic.