Tharun

The Tharun, a faction of the Aethasian race, helped to shape Mytilias. They advocated for equality and tolerance. They bravely upheld ideals of unity, inclusion, and fairness. Despite the adversity, their unwavering commitment resulted in significant progress towards achieving peaceful coexistence among the diverse races of Mytilias.

Influence

The Tharun's legacy continues to be felt across the ages. Modern mages have a moral compass to follow thanks to the teachings of their magickal predecessors. This form the cornerstone of the current magickal ethos. Tharun highly influenced The Mages of Mytilias, as they continue to incorporate the principles of unity, acceptance, and equality in their practices. Many mage academies across the world still follow the Tharun curriculum. Passed down from generation to generation, this has shaped students according to the enduring principle of the historic culture.

Naming Traditions

Family names

• Elements of nature and magick
• Signified unity, harmony, and balance

Culture

Shared customary codes and values

The Tharun's commitment to unity and harmony was ingrained. Their ceremonies included symbolic actions showing their understanding and acceptance of one another. 

Circle of Unity

Central Tharun ritual where participants gathered in a circle. They joined their magickal energies as a show of their respect and interdependence for one another. This Circle of Unity was the start of many rituals and practices where pooling their magick was necessary.

Rite of Ascendence

Tharun coming of age ceremony where the young Tharun showcases their abilities with magick, understanding of the magickal types, and demonstrating their control. Once completed, the young Tharun receive their Sihiri name, their first face tattoo, and acceptance into the Tharun as an adult. This rite symbolizes their commitment to unity and acceptance. This is the cornerstone of their historic culture.

Historical figures

• Mage Ariandel, founder of the first Tharun community
• Erki Tarihi, first Abalindi Beholo Historian

Encompassed species

• Aethasian

Related Locations

• Mytilias
• Ofay