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Reavers ([[Enchridian]]) are named for their proficiency with violence. Lore about Reavers is reasonably common, but incomplete. Reavers are rare, but there have been numerous over the course of history. Lore about them typically comes from [[Integral]] scholars and [[Fury]] cultists.
Reavers ([[Enchiridian]]) are named for their proficiency with violence. Lore about Reavers is reasonably common, but incomplete. Reavers are rare, but there have been numerous over the course of history. Lore about them typically comes from [[Integral]] scholars and [[Fury]] cultists.


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Main > Compendia > Paths to Power > Reavers

This category enumerates the Paths to Power where interaction with Fury grants a creature both martial prowess and some magical ability.

Overview

Reavers (Enchiridian) are named for their proficiency with violence. Lore about Reavers is reasonably common, but incomplete. Reavers are rare, but there have been numerous over the course of history. Lore about them typically comes from Integral scholars and Fury cultists.

History

Reavers began to appear after The Shattering, during the Shattered Age. There are currently no noted historical events involving Reavers.

Abilities

Reavers abilities are typically grouped into two categories. First, they have physical abilities that exceed mortal limitations, such as strength, speed, toughness, and martial prowess. Second, they have magical abilities, usually strongly associated with the nature of Fury they have encountered.

Cosmology

Reavers are infused with Fury power from interactions with places or creatures associated with a Titan.

Traditions and Societies

There are, as yet, no noted traditions or societies of Reavers, though Reavers are often found among Fury cults.

Pages in category "Reavers"

The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.