Magic in Pathfinder is a complex and captivating aspect of the game that allows players to tap into powerful forces and manipulate reality. The world of magic in this tabletop role-playing game is vast and full of hidden mysteries waiting to be discovered. **One of the main aspects that make magic in Pathfinder so intriguing is its vast diversity.** There are multiple different types of magic, each with its own unique mechanics, rules, and limitations. From arcane magic, which draws power from the fabric of reality itself, to divine magic, which is granted by deities and higher powers, each type of magic offers players a different way to interact with the world. This diversity allows for a variety of playstyles and character concepts, ensuring that every player can find a type of magic that suits their preferences.
Higison estuvieron en la casa de los prisioneros para examinar a la Niña, esta les dijo que tenía una pequeña serpiente que solía chupar en la parte más baja de su dedo del pie. Only four years old at the time, she was interrogated by the local magistrates, confessed to being a witch and purportedly claimed she had seen her mother consorting with the devil.
This diversity allows for a variety of playstyles and character concepts, ensuring that every player can find a type of magic that suits their preferences. **In addition to the different types of magic, Pathfinder also offers a wide range of spells for players to explore.** Spells are the core abilities of magic-users, and they can range from simple cantrips to incredibly powerful epic spells.
About: Dorothy Good
Dorothy Good (historically referred to as Dorcas Good; ca. 1687/1688 – ?) was the daughter of William Good and Sarah Good (née Solart). Dorothy and her mother Sarah were accused of practicing witchcraft in Salem at the beginning of the Salem witch trials in 1692. Only four years old at the time, she was interrogated by the local magistrates, confessed to being a witch and purportedly claimed she had seen her mother consorting with the devil. Mary Walcott and Ann Putnam Jr. claimed the child was deranged and repeatedly bit them as if she were an animal.
- Dorothy Good, auch Dorcas Good (* ca. 1687/1688 in Salem; † unbekannt), war mit 4 oder 5 Jahren die jüngste der Angeklagten in den Hexenprozessen von Salem im Jahr 1692. (de)
- Dorothy Good (historically referred to as Dorcas Good; ca. 1687/1688 – ?) was the daughter of William Good and Sarah Good (née Solart). Dorothy and her mother Sarah were accused of practicing witchcraft in Salem at the beginning of the Salem witch trials in 1692. Only four years old at the time, she was interrogated by the local magistrates, confessed to being a witch and purportedly claimed she had seen her mother consorting with the devil. Mary Walcott and Ann Putnam Jr. claimed the child was deranged and repeatedly bit them as if she were an animal. Dorothy, written as "Dorcas" on the warrant for her arrest, received a brief hearing in which the accusers repeatedly complained of bites on their arms. She was sent to jail, becoming at age five the youngest person to be jailed during the Salem witch trials. Two days later, she was visited by Salem officials. She claimed she owned a snake given to her by her mother that talked to her and sucked blood from her finger. The officials took this to mean it was her "familiar", which is defined as a witch's spiritual servant in animal form. Dorothy was in custody from March 24, 1692, when she was arrested until she was released on bond for £50 on December 10, 1692. She was never indicted or tried. Her examinations by the magistrates were conducted on March 24, 25, and 26th, according to Rev. Deodat Lawson: The Magistrates and Ministers also did informe me, that they apprehended a child of Sarah G. and Examined it, being between 4 and 5 years of Age And as to matter of Fact, they did Unanimously affirm, that when this Child, did but cast its eye upon the afflicted persons, they were tormented, and they held her Head, and yet so many as her eye could fix upon were afflicted. Which they did several times make careful observation of: the afflicted complained, they had often been Bitten by this child, and produced the marks of a small set of teeth, accordingly, this was also committed to Salem Prison; the child looked hail, and well as other Children. I saw it at Lievt. Ingersols After the commitment of Goode. N. Tho: Putmans wife was much better, and had no violent fits at all from that 24th of March to the 5th of April. Some others also said they had not seen her so frequently appear to them, to hurt them. . On the 26th of March, Mr. Hathorne, Mr. Corwin, and Mr. Higison were at the Prison-Keepers house to examine the Child. The child told them there, it had a little Snake that used to Suck on the lowest Joint of her Fore-Finger. When they inquired where, pointing to other places, The child told them, not there, but there, pointing on the Lowest point of the Fore-Finger; where they observed a deep Red Spot, about the Bigness of a Flea-bite. Dorothy had a younger sister, Mercy, who was born after Sarah Good's arrest and died shortly after birth, likely from malnourishment and the harsh conditions of imprisonment. (en)
- Dorothy Good, akats batengatik historikoki Dorcas Good (1687-1750 hamarkada) Salemgo sorginkeria prozesuan auzipetu zuten pertsona gazteena, lau urte baino ez zituen eta. (eu)
- Dorothy Good (referida históricamente como Dorcas Good; ca. 1687/1688-?) era la hija de William Good y Sarah (nacida Solart) Good. Tanto Dorothy como su madre fueron acusadas de practicar la brujería en Salem, en el comienzo de los juicios de brujas de Salem en 1692. Con solo cuatro años de edad en el momento, ella fue interrogada por los magistrados locales, confesó ser una bruja y supuestamente afirmó que ella había visto a su madre en asociación con el diablo. Mary Walcott y Ann Putnam, Jr. afirmaron que la niña estaba desquiciada y las mordía repetidamente, como si fuera un animal. Dorothy, escrito como "Dorcas" en la orden de arresto, recibió una breve audiencia en la que las acusadoras se quejaron repetidamente de picaduras en sus brazos. Fue enviada a prisión a la edad de 5 años, convirtiéndose en la persona más joven en ser encarcelada durante los juicios. Dos días más tarde, fue visitada por funcionarios de Salem. Afirmó que era dueña de una serpiente que su madre le había dado y que habló con ella y chupó sangre de su dedo. Dorothy estuvo en custodia desde el 24 de marzo de 1692, hasta que fue liberada, pagando una fianza de 50 libras, el 10 de diciembre de 1692. Ella nunca fue acusada o juzgada. Sus exámenes por los magistrados se hicieron el 24, 25 y 26 de marzo, según Rev. Deodat Lawson: Los Magistrados y Ministros también me informaron que aprehendieron a una niña de Sara G. y la examinaron, teniendo entre 4 y 5 años de edad. Y en cuanto a la materia de hecho, afirmaron unánimemente, que cuando esta niña posaba sus ojos sobre las personas afligidas, estas eran atormentadas, y ellos sujetaron su cabeza, y sin embargo, cuando sus ojos se fijaban en el afligido, ellos eran atormentados. Lo que hizo varias veces hacer una observación cuidadosa de los afligidos que se quejaron, que a menudo habían sido mordidos por esta niña, y produjo las marcas de un pequeño conjunto de dientes, por lo tanto, por esto también se entregó a la prisión de Salem, La esposa de Putman estaba mucho mejor y no tenía ataques violentos en absoluto desde ese 24 de marzo hasta el 5 de abril. Otros también dijeron que no la habían visto tan frecuentemente, para hacerles daño. . El 26 de marzo, el Sr. Hathorne, el Sr. Corwin y el Sr. Higison estuvieron en la casa de los prisioneros para examinar a la Niña, esta les dijo que tenía una pequeña serpiente que solía chupar en la parte más baja de su dedo del pie. Cuando preguntaron dónde, señalando a otros lugares, la niña les dijo, no allí, sino allí, apuntando al punto más bajo del dedo de la mano; Donde observaron una mancha roja profunda, que parecía la mordedura de una pulga. Dorothy tuvo una hermana más joven, Mercy, quién nació después del arresto de Sarah Good y murió poco después de su nacimiento, probablemente de desnutrición y las duras condiciones de la prisión. (es)
- ドロシー・グッド（Dorothy Good、1687年/1688年頃 - ?）は、ウィリアム・グッドとサラ・グッドの娘。ドロシーと母親のサラは、1692年のセイラム魔女裁判の初期に、魔女術を行った容疑で告発され、ドロシーは当時4歳で、治安判事の尋問を受けた。メアリー・ウォルコットとアン・パットナム・ジュニアは、その子が狂乱しており、動物のように頻りに噛み付くと主張した。 ドロシーは1692年3月24日に逮捕されてから、1692年12月10日に50ポンドが支払われることによって釈放されるまで、勾留されていた。 (ja)
- Dorothy Good, née en 1687 ou 1688, était la fille de William Good et Sarah Good. Elle ainsi que sa mère ont été accusées de pratiquer la sorcellerie en 1692 lors du procès des sorcières de Salem aux États-Unis. (fr)
- 多蘿西·古德（英語：Dorothy Good，1687或1688年－1710年以後）是塞勒姆審巫案中年紀最小的被指控者，在遭受指控時年僅四歲。多蘿西是威廉·古德與薩娜·古德所生的女兒，另有一個素未謀面，在監獄中死亡的妹妹梅西·古德。有時她的名字會被錯誤記載為多卡斯·古德（英語：Dorcas Good） 多蘿西受到當地的地方法官審問，並承認自己是女巫。據稱多蘿西聲稱她看到她的母親與魔鬼廝混。多蘿西於1692年3月24日起被監禁，此時年僅五歲。在接下來的三天內，塞勒姆的官員前來拜訪她。多蘿西宣稱她有一條她母親給她的蛇，這條蛇會與她交談，還會從她的手指上吸吮鮮血。官員們認為這條蛇是薩娜·古德所使換的使魔，這些供詞後來被用來替薩娜·古德定罪。 多蘿西於1692年3月24日被捕，並於1692年12月10日以五十英鎊的金額保釋出獄。期間她從未被起訴或審判。德奧達·勞森牧師留下了3月24日到3月26日間，對多蘿西進行的審訊紀錄，指控者瑪麗·沃爾科特與安·普特南聲稱這孩子瘋了似的不斷咬她們，她就像是一隻動物。在這場短暫的審訊中，指控者們不斷地抱怨她在她們的手臂上留下咬傷。3月26日，多蘿西做出了有關蛇的供詞。 (zh)
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- Dorothy Good, auch Dorcas Good (* ca. 1687/1688 in Salem; † unbekannt), war mit 4 oder 5 Jahren die jüngste der Angeklagten in den Hexenprozessen von Salem im Jahr 1692. (de)
- Dorothy Good, akats batengatik historikoki Dorcas Good (1687-1750 hamarkada) Salemgo sorginkeria prozesuan auzipetu zuten pertsona gazteena, lau urte baino ez zituen eta. (eu)
- ドロシー・グッド（Dorothy Good、1687年/1688年頃 - ?）は、ウィリアム・グッドとサラ・グッドの娘。ドロシーと母親のサラは、1692年のセイラム魔女裁判の初期に、魔女術を行った容疑で告発され、ドロシーは当時4歳で、治安判事の尋問を受けた。メアリー・ウォルコットとアン・パットナム・ジュニアは、その子が狂乱しており、動物のように頻りに噛み付くと主張した。 ドロシーは1692年3月24日に逮捕されてから、1692年12月10日に50ポンドが支払われることによって釈放されるまで、勾留されていた。 (ja)
- Dorothy Good, née en 1687 ou 1688, était la fille de William Good et Sarah Good. Elle ainsi que sa mère ont été accusées de pratiquer la sorcellerie en 1692 lors du procès des sorcières de Salem aux États-Unis. (fr)
- 多蘿西·古德（英語：Dorothy Good，1687或1688年－1710年以後）是塞勒姆審巫案中年紀最小的被指控者，在遭受指控時年僅四歲。多蘿西是威廉·古德與薩娜·古德所生的女兒，另有一個素未謀面，在監獄中死亡的妹妹梅西·古德。有時她的名字會被錯誤記載為多卡斯·古德（英語：Dorcas Good） 多蘿西受到當地的地方法官審問，並承認自己是女巫。據稱多蘿西聲稱她看到她的母親與魔鬼廝混。多蘿西於1692年3月24日起被監禁，此時年僅五歲。在接下來的三天內，塞勒姆的官員前來拜訪她。多蘿西宣稱她有一條她母親給她的蛇，這條蛇會與她交談，還會從她的手指上吸吮鮮血。官員們認為這條蛇是薩娜·古德所使換的使魔，這些供詞後來被用來替薩娜·古德定罪。 多蘿西於1692年3月24日被捕，並於1692年12月10日以五十英鎊的金額保釋出獄。期間她從未被起訴或審判。德奧達·勞森牧師留下了3月24日到3月26日間，對多蘿西進行的審訊紀錄，指控者瑪麗·沃爾科特與安·普特南聲稱這孩子瘋了似的不斷咬她們，她就像是一隻動物。在這場短暫的審訊中，指控者們不斷地抱怨她在她們的手臂上留下咬傷。3月26日，多蘿西做出了有關蛇的供詞。 (zh)
- Dorothy Good (historically referred to as Dorcas Good; ca. 1687/1688 – ?) was the daughter of William Good and Sarah Good (née Solart). Dorothy and her mother Sarah were accused of practicing witchcraft in Salem at the beginning of the Salem witch trials in 1692. Only four years old at the time, she was interrogated by the local magistrates, confessed to being a witch and purportedly claimed she had seen her mother consorting with the devil. Mary Walcott and Ann Putnam Jr. claimed the child was deranged and repeatedly bit them as if she were an animal. (en)
- Dorothy Good (referida históricamente como Dorcas Good; ca. 1687/1688-?) era la hija de William Good y Sarah (nacida Solart) Good. Tanto Dorothy como su madre fueron acusadas de practicar la brujería en Salem, en el comienzo de los juicios de brujas de Salem en 1692. Con solo cuatro años de edad en el momento, ella fue interrogada por los magistrados locales, confesó ser una bruja y supuestamente afirmó que ella había visto a su madre en asociación con el diablo. Mary Walcott y Ann Putnam, Jr. afirmaron que la niña estaba desquiciada y las mordía repetidamente, como si fuera un animal. (es)
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Dorothy Good (historically referred to as Dorcas Good; ca. 1687/1688 – ?) was the daughter of William Good and Sarah Good (née Solart). Dorothy and her mother Sarah were accused of practicing witchcraft in Salem at the beginning of the Salem witch trials in 1692. Only four years old at the time, she was interrogated by the local magistrates, confessed to being a witch and purportedly claimed she had seen her mother consorting with the devil. Mary Walcott and Ann Putnam Jr. claimed the child was deranged and repeatedly bit them as if she were an animal.
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Reviews for "Alchemy and Magic in Perfect Harmony: The Secrets of Alchemical Magic in Pathfinder"
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