Hectite

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The term Hectite refers to the seventh generation wiccan. This consists of a straight generational line on both sides of the family of wiccans.

Deemed by the goddess Hecate, in order to control the balance of power within the world of Magick, Hectites were endowed with the greatest power among wiccans. Throughout time, Hectites have been hunted down and either tried for practising the pagan arts or burned at the stake. In connection with the " Council of Elders" it is frequent that the head elder was always a Hectite.

Hectites are traditional wiccans following a strict code of ethics and bound by their oath to practise good magick. At this writing, there has never been a true 8th or 9th generation witch, thus little is known as to what effect there would be should one exist.

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