Euthanatos

Affinity Sphere: Entropy - Mage20: Entropy, Life, Spirit

Indian members/groups are called Chakravanti. Chakravat (singular)
Main Chantry is in Calcutta

TERMS

Chakra - “circle” a cabal or master and his students
Kalananda - necromancy, true death magic
Marabout - Chantry. Customarily 2 chakras with the most senior mage Marabout leader and not a member of either chakra. Meet once a month to discuss matters.
Naraki - outcasts, barabbi, Euthanatos-turned-bad

Sadly, the first 2 Tradition books both say Euthanatos only kill serial killers. Euthanatos are supposed to be controversial. What's controversial about that?

Pg. 20 of Tradbook: Euthanatos Revised states the true beginnings of the Euthanatos was 354 BC, the end of the Himalayan War. The struggle with the Akashics & resulting strife with local (non-Akashic) mages brought them together.
Pg. 25 Euthanatos Revised states the mummies kept the Chakravanti out of Egypt.
The Chodona is a set of rules on pg. 27 of Euthanatos Revised. May be worth using.

Punishment for serious crimes is death (ritually administered). Less serious crimes can cause a demotion in rank & assignment to a new mentor to supervise.

Euthanatos Revised pg. 55 paradigm ideas. Mages who serve the Wheel of life, death & the universe may reach thru to touch the primordial being or Shiva’s cry that started creation. This allows them to use primordial energy before it is woven into forms (the Tellurian). Not following their sacred duty properly brings punishment from the Wheel in the form of Paradox.

Pg. 65 of Euthanatos Revised has suggestions for Sphere magic in the Low Umbra & with wraiths

Ranks (pg. 40 Tradbook Euthanatos Revised)

Shravaka - apprentice. Not allowed to assassinate anyone.
Chela - student of a Guru
Acarya - an independent mage. Adept of one or more Spheres or Master of one.
Guru - an Acarya who teaches one or more students
Paramaguru - Master of multiple Spheres or archmage. Expected to teach.
Avatara - Oracle

Mage 20 core changes Tradition name to Chakravanti but also suggests Niyamavanti (“people of our Rule”)