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by: User85465 on Jan 26, 2010

Why is it than many people on the site use such words as "Magick" "Lycan" and others? What is it that makes them preferable to "magic" and "werewolf"? I realize that it is, perhaps, considered preferable to adopt these spellings, but I see no real historical or factual precedent for such usage. Lycan, of course, can be short for "Lycanthrope," which is a true and proper term for one who is capable of transforming into an animal. But the spelling "Magick," far from being an arcane term, was coined by 20th-century British occultist Aleister Crowley. But perhaps some among you have opinions on this?