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A peculiar [[Mystery Cult]] introduced in [[TMRE]] 125, the '''Children of Hermes''' are led by a charismatic figure that claims to be the incarnation of [[Hermes Trismegistus]] himself. It is a personality cult, with similarities to modern televangelism. | A peculiar [[Mystery Cult]] introduced in [[TMRE]] 125, the '''Children of Hermes''' are led by a charismatic figure that claims to be the incarnation of [[Hermes Trismegistus]] himself. It is a personality cult, with similarities to modern televangelism or a pyramid scheme confidence trick. The Children of Hermes do not have a set initiatory schedule of their own, rather stealing magical secrets from other groups. | ||
Like all of the mystery cults described in [[TMRE]], the existence of the Children of Hermes is optional, and is not strictly part of [[Canon]]. | Like all of the mystery cults described in [[TMRE]], the existence of the Children of Hermes is optional, and is not strictly part of [[Canon]]. | ||
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A peculiar Mystery Cult introduced in TMRE 125, the Children of Hermes are led by a charismatic figure that claims to be the incarnation of Hermes Trismegistus himself. It is a personality cult, with similarities to modern televangelism or a pyramid scheme confidence trick. The Children of Hermes do not have a set initiatory schedule of their own, rather stealing magical secrets from other groups.
Like all of the mystery cults described in TMRE, the existence of the Children of Hermes is optional, and is not strictly part of Canon.
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