concept   wizards
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Fantasy literature (1) • African cultures (1) • Native American cultures (1) • Australian Aboriginal cultures (1) • Indian culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Real World (1) • Scandinavian cultures (1) • South American cultures (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 wizards Fantasy literature In fantasy literature, wizards are depicted as powerful and wise practitioners of magic. 3
2 wizards African cultures African cultures respect wizards for their mystical abilities and knowledge of healing herbs and spiritual practices. 2
3 wizards Native American cultures Native American cultures revere wizards as mediators between the physical and spiritual realms and use natural materials in their rituals. 2
4 wizards Australian Aboriginal cultures Australian Aboriginal cultures view wizards as custoduelitos of sacred Dreamtime knowledge and ancient ceremonial wisdom. 1
5 wizards Indian culture In Indian culture, wizards are revered as sages and scholars with deep understanding of ancient texts and mystical arts. 1
6 wizards Japanese culture Japanese culture often portrays wizards as characters with magical powers in anime, manga, and fantasy games. 1
7 wizards Real World In the Real World, wizards are not believed to be real and are seen as characters from fantasy stories and folklore. 1
8 wizards Scandinavian cultures Wizards in Scandinavian cultures are associated with Norse mythology and are depicted as wielders of rune magic and seidr. 1
9 wizards South American cultures Wizards in South American cultures are enigmatic figures with connections to nature spirits and are revered as protectors of the natural world. 1