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The Mages’ International, commonly abbreviated to ‘Magintern’ is the primary world vehicle for Sorcerery, the belief system advocating revolutionary magocracy as predicted by the Prophecy and the science[1] of Dialectical Immaterialism and embodied in the Magical Revolution. To those less enamoured with jargon, it is the organisation that ensures the Inner Circle of the Sorcerous Axis maintain their control over their sphere of influence and try to spread it to achieve the Universal Revolution. Claiming a universal mandate, the Magintern does not acknowledge any limits on its ability to fund and support Sorcererous revolutionaries in those polities outside of its control; its members include not just the ruling bodies of the various magocracies, but also underground covens and militant magical organisations across the world. The Prophecy was made around one hundred and fifty years ago, in the year 3,848 etc. AM. As the world grew smaller various schools of magic began learning from

The Mages’ International, commonly abbreviated to ‘Magintern’ is the primary world vehicle for Sorcerery, the belief system advocating revolutionary magocracy as predicted by the Prophecy and the science[1] of Dialectical Immaterialism and embodied in the Magical Revolution. To those less enamoured with jargon, it is the organisation that ensures the Inner Circle of the Sorcerous Axis maintain their control over their sphere of influence and try to spread it to achieve the Universal Revolution. Claiming a universal mandate, the Magintern does not acknowledge any limits on its ability to fund and support Sorcererous revolutionaries in those polities outside of its control; its members include not just the ruling bodies of the various magocracies, but also underground covens and militant magical organisations across the world. The Prophecy was made around one hundred and fifty years ago, in the year 3,848 etc. AM. As the world grew smaller various schools of magic began learning from