While they are not thought of very fondly, as they tend to display a "holier than thou" attitude when around magic users, most moderate followers are accepted in society and practice their beliefs openly. One group, which keeps to themselves in a magic free life, and the other group which actively hunt down and destroy, powerful spell tomes, artifacts and even (depending on how extreme the follower is) mages. As such the Followers are split into two ideologies. There is still debate among the followers if magic will cause the calamity, or the reliance on it that will make them unable to react to it. This includes magic items, rituals, and even divine blessings as they view these as a crutch that will weaken them for the coming calamity, something they cannot afford. Now the Followers of Kai-Len heed their departed master's words and strive to live without the use of magic. we may not survive it." these were the last words of the Sage King, Kai-Len as he lay dying in his bed surrounded by his disciples. The calamity will come, and if the world is still reliant on magic. They don't care about any news that isn't about them and will actively avoid those that make them jealous. Interactions With Players: The Court of Mirrors is extremely self-centered making them annoying to talk to. After that you are a member and no member will speak out that you've joined as they scarcely care.
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How to join: To join the cult you must go to their "ritual mirror" located at the middle of their gatherings and pray into it effectively praying to yourself. While members of a religion can usually channel the divine power of their god, becoming cleric or paladins, most cultists can not, instead relying on their fervor or boons from their master. Some do not worship a deity but instead a powerful being or prophecy. Cults are small religious groups that do not have a large number of followers or work from the shadows.
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