Uhh... a bit of support here?

[Ragnar Wulfe]

Oh, and @[member='Satara Hawk'], I mostly said Warlock of Dathomir cause of it's usage for a male witch, and I've been calling it that for a while now, and my new title is an OOC one

 

[Satara Hawk]

Alright, I guess things changed on Dathomir over the centuries, as the males are usually never taught or force sensitive, but this is great to know.

It says nowhere that they aren't force sensitive, actually. Just that it's Witches of Dathomir and they are slaves so the assumption may exit. But if you look at Blue Coral Divers, Scissorfists Clan (male dominated clans), Bright Sun Clan (men and women are equal there) and the Nightbrothers, males have been force sensitive. It's just a question of finding willing teachers to help them.

Oh, and @[member='Satara Hawk'], I mostly said Warlock of Dathomir cause of it's usage for a male witch, and I've been calling it that for a while now, and my new title is an OOC one

There is no usage of Warlock as a male witch anywhere in Star Wars. Charmed uses it for demon-type Witches, yes, and they are 99,9% evil or to be evil. Other genres also use it. What we're trying to do is remain within the lines of the genre in which we are in. And there are no Warlocks in our genre, same as Mages and the like.

 

[Ragnar Wulfe]

Alright, and I never watched Charmed, I just know that in so many things, Warlock is the term for a male witch.

 

[Satara Hawk]

Aye, it is. I watched charmed and it was very specific here. But it's a widely used term in many other genres and thus recognizable in them.

Thanks *licks*

 

[Ragnar Wulfe]

I understand, which is why I made the OOC title of Space Viking