British Wizards and Witches

Wizards, witches, and other practitioners trained in British magical custom, officially and unofficially.

Sanctioned Practicioners

Name	Status	Newtonian Magic	Folly Educated	Skill Level	Currently Practicing	Notes	Ref
Folly Practicioners
Thomas Nightingale	Alive	Yes	Yes	Master	Yes
Peter Grant	Alive	Yes	Yes	Apprentice	Yes
Lesley May	Alive	Yes	Incomplete	Apprentice	Yes
Abigail Kamara	Alive	Yes	Yes	Apprentice	Yes; supervised	Teachers: Nightingale & Varvara
Hugh Oswald	Alive	Yes	Yes	High	No; retired
Sahra Guleed	Alive	No; Chinese	No	NA	Yes
Varvara Sidorovna	Alive	Yes; Russian	No	High	Yes; probation
Sanctioned, Unaligned Practicioners
Lady Helena Linden-Limmer	Alive	No; Matrilineal	No	Master	Yes
Caroline Linden-Limmer	Alive	No; Matrilineal	No	High	Yes
Asterid Bivalacqua	Alive	No; Vodun	No	NA	Yes
Sherry Ronsted	Alive	No	No	NA	Yes
George Nolfi	Alive	Yes	No	Low	No; warned

Little Crocodiles

Name	Status	Newtonian	Skill Level	Folly Educated	Currently Practicing	Notes	Ref
Robert Weil	Alive	Yes	NA	No	No	In Prison
Albert Woodville-Gentle	Dead	Yes	Master	No	No	See Faceless Man
Geoffrey Wheatcroft	Dead	Yes	High	Yes	No	Little Crocodile Founder
Jason Dunlop	Dead	Yes	Medium	No	No	AKA 'Gripper'
Martin Chorley	Alive	Yes	Master	No	Yes	See Faceless Man
Patrick Gale	Alive	Yes	Low	No	Yes
John Chapman	Dead	Yes	Low	No	No

The Sons of Weyland

The Sons of Weyland is/was a Manchester based group of wizards.

The Society of the Rose

The Society of the Rose is the group of middle and upper class women excluded from the Folly when Newtonian magic became respectable. Members include Helena Linden-Limmer and Caroline Linden-Limmer.

Past Practicioners

• Barnaby Atkins: County Practitioner in the county of Herefordshire between 1899 and 1912.
• Ballantine junior: went to school with Nightingale.
• Augustus Berrycloth-Young: Studied at Casterbrook
• Wallace Blair: County Practitioner in the county of Middlesex from 1921.
• Archie Boatright: Committed suicide in 1929 after a failed magic rite at the Stratford Martyrs Memorial.
• George Buckland (1742-1815)
• Walter Buckland: (?-1914) County Practitioner, last descendant of George Buckland to join the Folly.
• Sir Victor Casterbrook: Founder of Casterbrook.
• Champers
• Charlie (surname unknown): Taught at Pembroke College.
• Rupert "Lazy Arse Dance" Dance
• Horace Greenway: Attended school with Thomas Nightingale. Died at the Battle of Crete.
• Tony Harden: Died from Hyperthaumaturgical degradation.
• Isabella
• David Mellenby: Took his own life some time after the events at Ettersberg.
• Damian Metliss: He performed a failed magic rite at the Stratford Martyrs Memorial in 1929.
• Inspector Murville: Nightingale‘s first “governor“.
• Stanley Nightingale: Uncle of Thomas Nightingale. Member of the Folly.
• Pascal; killed at Ettersberg
• Sandy: killed at Ettersberg
• Donny Shanks: survived the Siege of Leningrad, but later got torpedoed.
• Smithy: died at Dieppe.
• Spotty: Attended school with Thomas Nightingale.
• Reginald Stanley: He performed a failed magic rite at the Stratford Martyrs Memorial in 1929.
• Walter: Went to school with Thomas Nightingale.
• P. J. Wickshaven: Country parson, occasional wizard and amateur anthropologist. Living around 1905. Last seen leaving Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea in 1907.
• Martin “Winnie” Winthorpe: He performed a failed magic rite at the Stratford Martyrs Memorial in 1929. He also served along Thomas Nightingale during World War II.