Editing Pugmire (section)

===Feline Spirituality & Magic===
Catkind, like dogkind, has no great context for the true technological nature of the relics they unearth. But whereas dogs are generally more content to place such items in church-controlled museums, cats seek to actively study and replicate this "magic", even if it means destroying an artifact in the process of unearthing its secrets. Thusly, whereas dogs wield magic through their Artisans and Shepherds, cats do so through Mancers and Ministers. Dogs focus on improving relics, whilst cats destroy them to absorb their magical energies.

Whilst they lack a powerful church like dogkind, cats do have a sense of spirituality. Their religion is centered around the concept of reincarnation, with the central belief being that each cat is born to live nine lives, and must strive in each life to prove worthy of past life legacies and for the lives they will be reborn into. Because of this belief, cats have no aversion to [[necromancer]]s, instead viewing their magic as a kind of blessing that allows a cat to extend and augment each individual life. This is a sticking point with the dogs of Pugmire, who find necromancy to be scary and unnatural.

One strange thing about cat magic is that, whilst cat "spells" are more powerful than those used by dogs, it's less stable.