Hey fa/tg/uys, I need your help.
I'm trying to write up a campaign for some players that want to play Witches in a DnD or WoD setting, and I'm having a difficult time finding material to draw on that is modern and fun, like Witch Hunter Robin, but all I'm finding really is colonial fetishists and thinly veiled lesbian propaganda. Or Japanese shit that's just magic-flavored K-on!...
Can you help me out?
Stories, movies, your own campaigns, whatever you've got.
Images are cool too. Thanks :)
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When all else fails, OP, look at Discworld.
Witches on the Disc are closer to wise women who happen to be able to use magic, and tend to use common sense and psychology to deal with their problems as opposed to magic. That's probably for the best, as most magic on the Disc is compared to nuclear energy - an extremely powerful natural force with unpleasant side effects, which you probably wouldn't want to use to cook breakfast with. Witches generally take care of smaller areas, known as steadings. While the witches themselves aren't necessarily looked at with the greatest admiration, everyone who's part of a witch's steading agrees that they're probably the glue that keeps communities from falling apart at the seams. At least, so long as they don't go bad and start making houses out of gingerbread.
I got you some fun webcomics:
>blindsprings
mostly focuses on a sort of witch and her journey to bring back the spirits of the land. art is great, pic related
>astral aves
has one of the best magic systems I've ever seen, and is also hilarious. I particularly enjoy the humorous insistence on manners. art is strange, with an insistence of floofy hair.
>witchery etc.
follows a witch and her pumpkin headed compatriot going around and solving problems, strangely without much magic. art is kinda meh.
that's some pretty solid advice, thanks :)
anyone else got anything?