Brujeria
Brujeria is a magical tradition drawing on traditional Aztec religion in the same way voodoo draws on African tribal magic. Brujeria is mainly practiced in the southwestern United States and Mexico, and uses Aztec deities in place of the Loas or Orishas.

Agwe: Cipactli
Azaca: Centeotl (F)
Damballah: Quetzalcoatl
Erzulie: Xochiquetzal (F)
Ghede: Mictlantecuhtli
Legba: Ometeotl
Loco & Ayizan: N/A
Ogoun: Huitzilopochtli

Macumba
A form of magic practiced among blacks in Brazil. Actually two traditions, Candomble (comparable to Santeria), and Quinbanda (comparable to Petro Voodoo).

Agwe: (C) Senhor Mar; (Q) Senhor Tempestade
Azaca: (C) Senhor Milho
Damballah: (C) Senhor Serpente
Erzulie: (C) Senhora Amor; (Q) Senhora Vermelho Olho
Ghede: (C) Senhor Morte; (Q) Senhor Sepultura (no jokes, please -AG)
Legba: (C) Velho Homem; (Q) Senhor M�gica
Loco & Ayizan: ---
Obatala: (C) Senhor Paz
Ochosi: (C) Senhor Ca�a
Ogoun: (C) Guerreiro; (Q) Guerreiro Ferro
Orunla: ---

Santeria
Santeria is essentially a form of voodoo, with the same relation to Spanish culture as voodoo has to French. Santeria is based around the concept of Orishas (Loas). Priests of Santeria may choose Mait Tete Orishas. Yoruba, an African tongue, is used in spellcasting. Practitioners of Santeria are mainly found in areas with a high concentration of Hispanics: the southern United States, the Carribean, and Brazil are all acceptable.

Obatala
Characteristics: The Orisha of Peace
Hosts: Social Skills; +3 POW; +3 APP

Ochosi
Characteristics: Lord of the Hunt
Hosts: Shadow, Stealth; +3 DEX

Orunla
Characteristics: The Prince of Time

Agwe: Se�or Mar
Azaca: Se�or Ma�z
Damballah: Se�or Serpiente
Erzulie: Se�ora Amante
Ghede: Se�or Bromista
Legba: Viejo Hombre
Loco & Ayizan: Se�or & Se�ora Sacerdote
Ogoun: Se�or Curador