Inktober 2019 Day 1 - Ring / Seasonal Witch

I'm going to try to post something for each of my Inktober images. This will be a short passage to help set the context for magic users within the "Familiar" role-playing game that I've now been toying with for a few years.

There are spiritual forces in the world, some of which exist in wild flux, others as eternal constants, and some as cyclical agents of balance countering similar energies in a natural harmony. Those who become attuned to the underlying spiritual forces often find themselves attracted to one or more of these energies. Some may find they draw power easily from specific foci, others may find certain times of the day more advantageous to their manipulations of the metaphysical forces, some may may attune to a season. Everything is different.

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