Mage and Seer

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Mage noun - A person skilled in using supernatural forces.

Usage example: an ancient tale of a mage who made lush gardens grow in the desert

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Seer and mage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seer" instead a noun "Mage".

Nearby Words: magic, magical, magus

Seer noun - One who predicts future events or developments.

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Mage and seer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mage" instead a noun "Seer".

The classes Mage and Seer are more or less built around this.

Source: Blessed With Suck / Web Comics
You can measure the size of the mage's ego (good or bad) by how sentimental their name is — compare Niklaren Goldeye the seer and Yarrun Firetamer the, er, firetamer to Olennika Potcracker the cook and Ishabal Ladyhammer the war-mage.

Source: Luke Nounverber
Thus, any mage who actually says this is (A) a Luddite with a morality 50 years behind the times, or (B) a Seer.

Source: Tabletop Game / Mage: The Awakening

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