The Arenas
You may have noticed that throughout the works there is some reference made to the Arenas. An Arena is a loose concept, a broader understanding of things. Clerics and Witches and Shamans may know them more intimately, but most people see the world as a way of serving or operating in one of the five arenas, which are often represented by icons because they are associated with good luck.
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The Hearth represents the arena of Home and the Family, the crafts and arts of the household and the simple life. |
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This is the arena of the farmstead, the growing and raising and herding and care of animals and crops. |
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This is the arena of politics and leadership. |
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This is the arena of life and death, the space of healing and health, the space of battle and blood. |
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This is the space of mystery and secrets, of liminal things and the planar realms, of knowledge, truth, deceit, and ignorance. |
