Drawing their roots back to ancient Greece and Egypt, the Order of Hermes claims access to hidden knowledge only available to those willing to learn dead languages, find lost tomes, and push their cognitive and physical capacities almost to a breaking point, but it seems to work. Asshat or academics par excellence, schemers or savants? Adam and Terry discuss the storied history of a pivotal Tradition in Tomes of Magick: Order of Hermes. 

• Order of Hermes Tradition Book - 2e book discussed
• Songs of Science - The collected Tradition Books that Order of Hermes was part of
• The Story Told - Terry is on deck to run a Mage the Ascension liveplay with the actual play group on this general RPG podcast.
• Redbubble Shirts for Mage the Ascension - Onyx Path's Print on Demand provider
• Ars Magica - a Lion Rampart game that preceded Mage designed by Jonathan Tweet and Mark Rein*Hagen
• Ars Magica books on DTRPG - All Ars Magica books (mostly 2e & 3e) available on DTRPG
• Current Ars Magica - Current run through Atlas Games
• Revised Tradition Book - The Revised Tradition Book for the Order of Hermes
• Houses of Hermes by Jonathan Tweet - Full information on all founding houses. Ars Magica setting but easily ported.
• Order of Hermes on Anders Mage Page 2.0
• Alchemists on Anders Mage Page 2.0