Magus Amir of the Ether
Head Scholar of Kelpie Academy Subjects: Forgotten History, Political Science A respected academic and master of arcane diplomacy, Magus Amir provides students with a deep understanding of magical history and governance.
Kelpie Academy on the Coast (KAOTC)
Magus Amir of the Ether wears the blue hat of a true scholar — reserved, precise, and deeply respected. As Head Scholar of Kelpie Academy on the Coast, he leads with quiet authority and unmatched mastery.
Students know him as the mind behind the Academy’s calm strength. He teaches Forgotten History and Political Science, guiding young wizards through the complexities of magical governance and arcane diplomacy.
They say he knows more than the vaults themselves — wars, treaties, secrets lost to time. If it’s been written, Amir’s read it. If it hasn’t, he probably still knows it.
A revered figure on the coast, Magus Amir doesn’t seek the spotlight. But when he speaks, even the sea seems to listen.
“Magic,” he tells his students, “begins with understanding.”
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Magus Amir of the Ether
Head Scholar of Kelpie Academy Subjects: Forgotten History, Political Science A respected academic and master of arcane diplomacy, Magus Amir provides students with a deep understanding of magical history and governance.
Kelpie Academy on the Coast (KAOTC)
Magus Amir of the Ether wears the blue hat of a true scholar — reserved, precise, and deeply respected. As Head Scholar of Kelpie Academy on the Coast, he leads with quiet authority and unmatched mastery.
Students know him as the mind behind the Academy’s calm strength. He teaches Forgotten History and Political Science, guiding young wizards through the complexities of magical governance and arcane diplomacy.
They say he knows more than the vaults themselves — wars, treaties, secrets lost to time. If it’s been written, Amir’s read it. If it hasn’t, he probably still knows it.
A revered figure on the coast, Magus Amir doesn’t seek the spotlight. But when he speaks, even the sea seems to listen.
“Magic,” he tells his students, “begins with understanding.”
