Wind Study

_A Hermetic tradition focused on perception, movement, and the shaping of air itself.

“You don’t find the wind. The wind finds you—if you’re quiet enough, small enough, and smart enough to let it pass through.”
—Excerpt from _A ancient art of Wind-Calling Translated from Latin original scroll in Sanskrit.

It came west through whispers and smuggled scrolls, carried on caravans and merchant ships, in the breath of dying mystics and the pockets of deserters. Its origins are older than the Empire and far beyond its reach: shaped in the quiet monasteries of the east, refined by desert trackers and temple acrobats, and eventually stolen, of course stolen by the desperate and the cunning._

Its one of the easier arts to find partial scrolls of instruction, a full set is some what rarer. The Covenant of Seven or Ten Sighs is the original and some copies still arrive from the east but latter translations such as Codex Aeonis and Maqamat al-Rih مقامات الريح : Stations of the Wind” teach the same principles. Presently there is no known functional English Translation.


1. Whisperwind

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2. Dustveil


3. Soundstealer


4. Featherstep


5. Galegrasp

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6. Driftstep


7. Windbind


8. Windwalk

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9. Thunderclap Hex


10. Mantle of the Gale

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