Haruspicy

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Haruspicy is a form of divination where practitioners interpret the fall of spilled blood and viscera. The practice can also appease occult forces and empower necromancy.^[1]

References

↑ Robert Brookes, Ben McFarland, Jason Nelson, and Mark Seifter. (2015). Occult Origins, p. 24. Paizo Inc. ISBN 978-1-60125-785-7

Magic

Types of Magic

Arcane Divine Psychic

Schools of Magic

Abjuration Conjuration Divination Enchantment Evocation Illusion Necromancy Transmutation Universal

Domains of Divine Magic

See also: Subdomain, deity

Core	Air Animal Artifice Chaos Charm Community Darkness Death Destruction Earth Evil Fire Glory Good Healing Knowledge Law Liberation Luck Madness Magic Nobility Plant Protection Repose Rune Strength Sun Travel Trickery War Water Weather

Animal	Crocodile Eagle Frog Monkey Panther Serpent Vermin Vulture Wolf

Terrain	Aquatic Arctic Badlands Cave Desert Jungle Mountain Plains Plane of Air Plane of Earth Plane of Fire Plane of Water Ruins Swamp

Other	Scalykind Void

Arcane Bloodlines (^B bloodrager bloodline; ^S sorcerer bloodline)

Types of Magic Items

Armor Artifacts Cursed items Intelligent items Potions Rings Rods Scrolls Staves Wands Weapons Wondrous items, including elemental augmentations

Other Forms and Manifestations

Alchemy Aeromantic Infadibulum False divine magic Fleshwarping Haruspicy Ley lines Primal magic Rhabdomancy Ritual magic Rune magic Shadow magic and shadowcasters Sin magic Spells Spell resistance Tattoo magic Thaumaturgy

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