[quote=@KoL] Legend is probably the most accurate way to place Santa's tale. While it might be pretty well known, it isn't established enough, especially considering that Santa was we know is a weird composite character that only took its modern shape to fulfill consumerist ideals. in the last century or so when Christmas veered off from being about religion and just became that time of the year to spend money on presents "just because". [/quote] Love to see some GM input, thank you. Legend it is. Santa Claus is honestly such a weird one to define. By the requirements it has to meet, it's really weak in some areas while being absurdly strong in others. I'm pretty settled on the secondary character being Russian, but the final decision of what Grimoire they will have still requires some thought. Currently, I've got: Santa: Legend (The flying sleigh? attacks with coal? XD) Red Riding Hood: Fable ("what big -blank- you have" power? the huntsman?) Three Little Pigs: Fable (powerful breath weapon? "invincible" brick house?") Goldilocks and the Three Bears: Fable (summons bears? I dunno) Cinderella/Rodopis: Fable (I have no clue here; something with the shoe obviously) The Epic of Gilgamesh: Myth? ([i]SO[/i] many options) The Pyramid Texts: Myth? (related mostly to death and manipulating stuff surrounding it. would be a ritual spellcaster?) (might not even count as a Grimoire, considering it's less of a story and more a spellbook) Honestly, only reason I haven't looked more into the fables listed is that they are simply too short to draw much of a power-set out of without reaching a fair bit, even with the whole "Magical Girl" thing going for them.