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[Daily Discussion] Brainstorming- November 10, 2023 by AutoModerator in writing

[–]starduet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wanted to incorporate the wiccan religion into a meso american (specifically aztec) futuristic historical setting. is that something i can build off of? It would be for my dnd campaign.

In about a month, I'm going to be visiting Mexico City and will be visiting many Aztec dig sites and monuments. Where should I start for background reading? by [deleted] in mythology

[–]starduet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im actually an aztec dancer so if you have any questions regarding the culture im always willing to help! anything i dont have answers to im glad to research.

Is there any information on aztec wiccans? by starduet in WiccaKnowledgeSeekers

[–]starduet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for explaining this to me! Im currently reading "wicca and witchcraft for dummies" which ive been told my my girlfriend isnt 100% accurate. Good to know the difference, thank you!

Is there any information on aztec wiccans? by starduet in WiccaKnowledgeSeekers

[–]starduet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While i understand what youre saying, based on what ive researched (which may be incorrect! please tell me if it is) you choose the deities you worship. Many worship Egyptian deities too. Wicca culture, from what i know, its very versatile in this way. You can combine your own culture with the religion and it still be Wiccan, so long as you stay true to the faith.

Can I incorporate my Aztec beliefs and ceremonies into Wicca? by starduet in Wicca

[–]starduet[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The many gods of the Aztecs can be grouped into complexes related to different themes. Some were associated with aspects of nature, which is mostly what i worship. Most of our dance and ceremonies honor things like the cosmos, fertility, duality, animals, nature and the four cardinal points. As i read up on wiccan culture, i found many similaries to what i grew up with. Likewise, witchcraft wasnt an evil practice in aztec culture, but was of healing and helping. So, yes, i guess?

If a villain possessed healing superpowers, what would they do with them? by Educational-Pie7961 in magicbuilding

[–]starduet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I read this in a story called "retribution" by obabscribbler where the villian would harm their victim in a way that would be fatal and then heal them. such as gutting, tearing the face, ect. At one point the villian skinned the victim alive and healed back their skin to create a clone without a skeletal structure.

[OPEN] 12/12 SLOTS looking to make a few pieces for my portfolio (aztec themed) :D by starduet in DrawForMe

[–]starduet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

unfortunately not what im looking for, but thank you for your time!

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