noun
mage
MAYJ/meɪdʒ/
A person who practices magic.
The fantasy mage conjures a small sphere of light.
Etymology
The ancestor referred to the Persian learned and priestly class, linking the magician with learned religious figures. The English term later became archaic and was revived by fantasy games.
In context
basically this Mage creates these monsters that are killing charcoal makers and people like that in in the woods
More examples
- A powerful mage guarded the mountain pass.
- The game allows players to choose a mage.
- The young mage learned a difficult spell.
Forms
mage · mages