A fantasy race or species for whom magic, or the ability to use it, is inherent in a setting where not everyone can do it.

Mage Species: Inherently magical species. Formerly called Witch Species. Our Mages Are Different: Differing ways mages are portrayed in fiction. Our Witches ...

The Our Mages Are Different trope as used in popular culture. How does someone become a mage? Why should someone have the power to alter reality?

The Nilthmaks are the only species unable to use magic. The Nilthmaks have innate Anti-Magic. Subverted: A human is shown using a magic spell. Double Subverted:.

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A Mage Born of Muggles is someone who is born with powers despite their muggle parentage in a setting where Magic and Powers are passed on genetically.

Mage Species: Magical powers are hereditary. Mage Tower: Magic-users tend to live in towers, or anywhere else higher, typically in fantasy settings. Mage in ...

Mage-Hunting Monsters usually have a number of tricks up their metaphorical sleeves in order to subdue their dangerous and wily prey. They are often magical ...

A society ruled by wizards. Wizards, plural, that is — a king or queen who just happens to be a spellcaster (such as the Benevolent Mage Ruler) doesn't ...

2 февр. 2019 г. · The problem with the 'oppressed mages' trope is not that oppression of mages is never possible, but that the premise that non-magical people can ...