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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Channelm" data-source="post: 4796002" data-attributes="member: 83776">I was going to stay out of this. I really wanted too. The book has a disclaimer inside about not promteing or being a representation of an actual belief system.  If you look at the game faq on the site you'll see; Why are there no wizards? Most witches in our game are girls (although you can play a boy witch if you’d like!) If you want to play a game with wizards, muggles, dark masters of magic and mystical schools in England using these rules, you certainly can. Witch Girls Adventures is a very flexible game, so while there are no wizards in the rules as we’ve written them, in your game you can add them if you please. Do this book and site promote witchcraft? No. This book is a work of entertainment-based fiction. It promotes no particular real world religion or belief system, at all. It’s all make-believe and designed for fun and entertainment only. I'm sorry the game offends you . I have no doubt it'll offend some people. When making the game I had two Wiccan friends a couple (Male and female) go over it and I asked them, "Let me know if you find anything overly offensive. They said no. That's good enough for me, I trust these people and their understanding and faith in their faith.  That being said. CHARMED SUCKED! </blockquote>