Sphinx

There is no House more adventurous and proud than that of The Sphinx House of Regality, which was inspired by the culture of ancient Kemet. Their beige and gold colors are like a decorated sheet of parchment or papyrus, and the scarab on its center symbolizes rebirth and the presence of the divine. Sphinx students are shrewd and cunning, like the creatures they are named after. Their studies focus on the magick of influence and power, and you will often find them already existing in leadership positions in their present life.

In Sphinx, students will learn the power of words and language, amplify their image, and figure out how to use their magick to dominate other people, places, and things. To prepare them for proper places of power, they will also be educated on a variety of different subjects from strategy to marketing. Some will use this knowledge for good by stepping up to lead mages and mortals alike into the new world of magick. Others will use it for personal gain, regardless of moral or ethical standards. Students in the latter character often have much in common, and may even switch to the Nakini House.