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...zards have no problem practicing out in the open. Industrialized "modern" cultures are routinely most likely to be ''sevarfrith.'' ([[WH]])

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...ts own [[worldgate | worldgates]]. The phrase is normally used to describe cultures in which gating is done overtly and is a normal part of the culture's every The intention in using the phrase is to distinguish gate capable cultures from those which are [[gate using]] but have not yet mastered the necessary

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Due to the [[sevarfrith]] nature of most of Earth's modern cultures (and many of its ancient ones), most of these names will be unfamiliar even

Home to one of the most ancient cultures of the Eastern Hemisphere of [[Earth]], and one of the most wizard-friendly The Chinese cultures were for thousands of years the most persistently [[Astahfrith | ''astafrit

(Cf. "to hide in plain sight") In [[sevarfrith]] cultures, the tactic of pretending to be a stage magician, illusionist, prestidigita

...name for both the Sun and one of the ancient gods of the sun in the Latian cultures.

...themselves to other wizards, or to other sentient beings of [[astahfrith]] cultures. The commonest English-language version is "I am on errantry, and I greet y

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...onditions leading up to the probationer's [[Ordeal]] are all in place. In cultures where writing and/or printing are a commonplace, the Manual normally takes ...h: but there are some wizards who suggest that even in non-''sevarfrith'' cultures, this may happen to spare the probationer the immediate attention of the [[

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...ring the Crossings is native: some is imported from other [[gate capable]] cultures on this side of the Galaxy, and it has an ancient affiliation with the [[In