Protection mages — Defense bonus after casting Protection spells, banes to enemy attacks, boons to resist them.

Air mages — air-walk after casting an Air spell, finally get full flight.

Gain a homunculus servant, bonus to Alchemy spells.

Madness mages — increased Insanity threshold, random mutation.

Cloistered priest — meditate to become immune to all damage and gain divine insight bonus.

Suicidal Destruction mages — take increased damage to boost Destruction spell damage, AOE echo of destruction after casting.

Divine avatars — Theurgy-focused priests, banes on unholy creatures, boost Theurgy spells, sprout wings and fly.

Forbidden mages — frighten targets after casting Forbidden spells, AOE destruction afterward.

Arcana mages — sacrifice any spell to cast another, chance to regain casting, swift casting.

Telekinesis monks — focus mind to deal extra damage or reduce damage taken.

Celestial mages — radiate light, bonus damage and blinding light from Celestial spells, boon to Celestial casts.

Song mages — boons to recall information, impair charmed creatures, swift songs.

Primal mages who lost control — numerous bonuses while under the beast within spell.

Proper druids — bonuses to animal transformation and animal companions.

Fey-magic mind manipulators — impose compelled or frightened, become invisible to a target, and more.

Destroy the environment with the blight spell — Captain Planet's greatest foe.

Blood-focused necromancers — boosted Necromancy and Blood spells, outright kill and heal from incapacitated enemies.

Necromancy mages who summon skeletons.

Conjuration mages focused on building walls and structures.

Cat transformers — become a black cat, upgrade to dire black cat.

Soul masters — boons from past life memories, reset Corruption, mental fortresses. Not summoned by puzzle box.

Time mages — move freely after casting Time spells, glimpse the future to reroll failures.

Mages who guard time — freeze time for another action, rewind time to make a creature redo its turn.

Conjuration mages — summon tiny monsters, grant frightening trait, buff summoned monsters.

Mages of water magic — ignore difficult terrain on snow or ice. Not to be confused with Blizzard Mage.

Invocation demon-binder — bonuses to Invocation spells, release a daemon for double bonus.

Celestial blind mages — burnt their eyes out, truesight 60 yards, shine with light, extra Celestial damage, short teleport to lit areas.

Forbidden nasty mages — change Forbidden recovery, covered in darkness after casting, empower spells.

A demon lives in your body — boons increase with Corruption, immune to horrifying, compel demons.

Destruction mages — AOE damage after casting Destruction spells, change Destruction damage dice from 1s to 6s.

Zeus — hurl lightning bolts, AOE thunder effects.

Hell mages — give Corruption to enemies, empower your spells with Corruption.

Divination mages — expend all castings to grant boons to spell rolls, receive premonitions after resting.

Master impersonator — steal memories and identities, alter worn clothes.

Jekyll and Hyde — mutation alchemist, alter ego that grants bonuses, extra damage.

Air + Earth mages — ignore difficult terrain on natural sand or rock, turn into a dust storm.

Enchantment mages — remove certain mental afflictions, countercharm, double duration of Enchantment spells.

The Grim Reaper — boons to Death spells, AOE death field after casting Death spells.

Immortal Soul mages — stop aging, bonuses to Str/Int/Will, sub Will for any attribute, no need to eat, resurrect when killed.

Protection warriors — designate an ally, teleport to attack creatures attacking them, immune to compel/frighten, boosted counterattack.

Hunter of otherworldly creatures — expel possessions, bonuses against fey, demons, and undead.

Specialize in killing fae creatures. Might not work too well in a campaign without much fae.

The Human Torch — reckless Fire mages, flaming body after casting Fire spells, bonuses to Fire spells.

T-1000 — Metal mages, transform limbs into metal weapons, increased damage and push targets away.

Gain a special hammer, enchant weapons and armor on the spot.

Earth mages — expend Earth castings for temporary Defense, move through and across earthen terrain.

Not as cool as Ghost Rider — frighten enemies, triggered Spiritualism on yourself, bonuses while under Spiritualism effects.

Tattooed Rune mages — add Int modifier to Defense unarmored, triggered self-cast, Health bonus while under a Rune spell.

Life mages — extend Life spells from reach to short range, extra healing, immune to disease and poison, full healing after a rest.

Curse mages — bonus effects on cursed targets, cursed targets take increased damage from your attacks.

Water mages — coated in water after casting Water spells (no grapple/immobilize), swimmer, turn into watery form.

Illusion mages — banes to enemies perceiving your illusions, boon to Illusion attacks, illusory duplicates when attacked.

Alteration masters — swift Alteration on yourself, boost the distort appearance spell, become completely faceless.

Order mages — fight to keep stability, change any attack spell roll to a 10, AOE of order increases boons or banes by 2.

Masters of Invocation magic — heal after casting Invocation spells, immune to Insanity from learning Invocation spells.

Firebenders — bane to fire attacks against you, stick your hand in fire to regain a low-level Fire spell, control nearby fire.

Masters of Order magic — immune to disease, poison, and aging; can return to life after you die.

Personal library — bonuses to recall knowledge, one spell per book of any spell in your Power range, free augur spell.

Technomancy engineers — create up to 3 small constructs, expend spells to boost them, upgrade to medium constructs.

Hybrid melee fighters and Battle mages.

Gain colorful robes, minor spell potency boost, learn any spell you don't know by gaining Insanity.

Psylocke — ultimate bladed battle mages, form a weapon of solidified magical energy, throw shards at all enemies in a cone.

You become Magneto. To some degree.

Staff mages — bonus to melee attacks, attack spells, and Defense when wielding your staff.

Masters of Spiritualism magic.

Metal mages — Defense bonus after casting Metal spells, chance to break enemies' metal weapons when they hit you.

Scanners — telepaths who can read thoughts and explode heads.

Scarlet Witch — Telepathy to implant ideas or alter reality, deal damage telepathically and give Insanity.

Mystique — Transformation experts, hide in plain sight, learn the mask spell, attack within a Transformation spell, heal injuries by expelling Transformation.

Fey bard — AOE boon to allies' challenge rolls, 20+ grants the boon to attack rolls as well.

Can see really far, sail very fast, and make the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs.

Basically a summoner — inflict status effects or destroy creatures it knows the True Name of.

Necromancy mages — immune to poison/disease, roll twice when incapacitated, command undead spell, double compelled creatures, buffed undead.

Battlefield controller mages — crystal-ball implement to manipulate and buff AOE spells (sizes, shapes, exclude allies).

Illusion masters — bonus damage and Health to created illusions.

Manipulate Teleportation magic to phase out of reality — half damage from all sources, walk through walls, ignore difficult terrain.

Curse masters — triggered re-attack on a missed Curse, regain expended casting when lifting a Curse.

Carrie White — Telekinesis tradition, big bonuses to Defense and reduced damage after casting Telekinesis spells.

Enchantment masters — move charmed targets under your control, upgrade charmed to compelled.

Fire mages — half damage from fire, chance for targets of your fire spells to catch fire.

Life masters who focus on reviving the dead — AOE healing damages undead, touch a dead creature to return it to life, destroy undead.

Rune mages — inscribe sigils on weapons and armor for bonuses after casting a Rune spell, sigils last longer.

Focus their minds to boost combat abilities.

Divination user with some healing ability.

Shadow masters — enveloped by shadows after casting Shadow spells, obscuring almost all vision.

Transformation mages — bonuses while transformed, triggered cast of a Transformation spell.

Death masters — frighten enemies after casting Death spells, AOE insta-death for any creature very near death, extra damage and Health bonus on kills.

Transfer Corruption from targets to yourself, gaining a Health bonus and boon to attack rolls.

Air fighters — combat bonuses while flying, expend spell castings to gain flier trait.

Living liches — soul bound to an object, body regenerates while object intact, immune to aging, possess another creature if your body is destroyed.

Arcana masters — replace any attack result with a 15, learn two more rank 0 Arcana spells, increase duration of Arcana spells.

Song masters — don't need an implement, increase medium-range spells to long range, empowered Song spells, no concentration with maximum duration.

Masters of attack spells using custom wands — 2 boons to spell attack rolls, regain casting of failed attack spells.

Gun mages — craft magical ammunition that casts spells on impact.

Earth masters — become living stone, half weapon damage, Earth spell damage bonus, root in place to gain Defense and half damage from all sources.

Storm mages — fly up to your Speed after casting a Storm spell, immune to lightning/thunder, empowered when hit by them.

Misleading name — masters of utility spells, +1 castings per utility spell from one tradition, increase duration, sacrifice one utility for another.

Technomancy mages — create a device after casting a Technomancy spell that grants boons, learn the animate object spell.

Shadow mages — considered in shadow even in lit areas, learn the shadow form spell.

Chaos mages — re-roll mechanic at the cost of taking Damage, expend castings of same or higher level instead of the one you are casting.

Theurgy mages — expend spell castings to heal damage, AOE frightened or stunned after casting Theurgy spells.

Alteration mages — slightly alter your attributes after every rest, learn an extra spell.

Teleportation mages — expend spell castings to teleport away when attacked, increase teleport range, partial obscurement after casting Teleportation spells.

Ultimate druid mage — turn into Swamp Thing (again), bonus to Health and damage from plant ally spell, create difficult terrain after Nature casts.

Fey mages — banes on creatures attacking you, creatures rolling 0 or lower fall prone, double bane penalty, prone enemies take damage.

Chaos masters — chaos die adds penalty or bonus to any roll, AOE Chaos damage after casting a Chaos spell, sacrifice a spell for AOE damage.

Nasty Demonology void people — ignore demons’ horrifying trait, see in shadows and darkness, void shadows obscure you, redirect spell damage to a target.

Bodyguard mages — triggered talent to bane the attacker or boon the defender, two bonus triggered actions, triggered halve-damage.

Talent to halve damage taken or boost damage given a set number of times, upgraded to unlimited uses at max level.

Future-seer Divination mages — force enemy to re-roll and choose result, take two actions and choose which one resolves.

Water masters — highly mobile, half damage from fire, move when you cast Water spells, ignore difficult terrain while swimming, bonus to Water attack spells, move enemies around.

Nature mages — Swamp Thing, situational damage reduction and attack bonuses, invisible in foliage after casting Nature spells, turn into a plant or tree, bonus to Health.

Become living wind with cool wind actions and powers.