Archetype:Magic Deity

Magic Deity Physiology
As the Goddess of Magic, Hecate (Greece Mythology) has divine authority and absolute control over magic.
Power/Ability to:	Use the powers and traits of a magic deity.

The ability to use the powers and traits of a magic deity. Variation of Transcendent Physiology. Not to be confused with Transcendent Mage Physiology.

Also Called

• Gods/Goddesses of Magic
• Magic/Mystic Deity/God/Goddess Physiology
• Magical Divine Being
• Magic God/Goddess Physiology
• Transcendent Magical Being/Physiology

Capabilities

User with this ability either is or can transform into a deity of magic, a god/goddess who represent/is associated with the mystic, supernatural, arcane, mythical beings, all kinds of magic and all their aspects, having absolute knowledge and power over them, their concepts and principles. They are a common feature of worship in polytheistic religions.

Unlike Transcendent Mage Physiology users aren't necessarily witches or mages but rather just gods of magic alone.

Applications

• Almighty Magic
  • Divine Magic
  • Meta Magic
  • Omni-Magic
• Magic Intuition
• Magic Lordship
• Mystic Derivation
  • Magical Energy Manipulation
  • Mana Manipulation
• Mystic Lock
• Supernatural Manipulation
  • Supernatural Law Manipulation
  • Supernatural Properties Manipulation

Associations

• Magic Embodiment
• Transcendent Mage Physiology

Limitations

• Can be rivaled or outmatch by other godlike mages.

Known Users

• Manlinalxochitl (Aztec Mythology)
• Tezcatlipoca (Aztec Mythology)
• Isis (Egyptian Mythology)
• Thoth (Egyptian Mythology)
• Werethekau (Egyptian Mythology)
• Väinämöinen (Finnish Mythology)
• Circe (Greek Mythology)
• Hermes/Mercury (Greco-Roman Mythology)
• Hecate (Greek Mythology)
• Goddess Shakti (Hindu Mythology)
• Enki (Mesopotamian Mythology)
• Marduk (Mesopotamian Mythology)
• Freyja (Norse Mythology)
• Anulap (Polynesian Mythology)
• Veles (Slavic Mythology)