Bronson Kerr

Bronson Kerr asked David R. Slayton:

I think i missed something in the first book. Adam mentioned something in the second book about taking the "warlock path". What constitutes someone being a witch and someone being a warlock?

David R. Slayton In my world, a warlock is a traitor (based on a very old meaning of the word). A warlock is a practitioner who betrays the tenets of life (do no harm) in order to gain power. The charms Adam is seeking and destroying in his search for the dark druid are warlock charms as they are made from the bones and pain of sentient magical creatures. Whoever made them would be defined as a warlock for having created them in that manner.

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