Bohemian Rhapsody
Current Saga Year
1274 AD
       
Saga Mythic Europe Ordo Hermei Lusus
       

Beregrinatores ('wanderers') are magi who do not belong to a registered conventum. Unlike some Tribunalia, Germania has no vagrancy proscription, much the opposite. Hospitality for peregrinatores is codified in Leges Perepheria Germaniae, and any magus may claim hospitality under the terms established for such by each conventum.

Some magi do not claim peregrinator status, but live separate from registered conventa, rarely interacting with other magi. Since Germania has no vagrancy provisions, such magi are well within their rights to live as they wish.

Known peregrinatores include:

 
 

Sororis Silvae Ex Miscellanea

 
  LeleLele Bjornaer
  PolelePolele Bjornaer
  GauziaGauzia Criamonis
bald woman with strange welts on her scalp and neck, wearing a brown hooded robe
  SibertusSibertus Merinitae
vagabond-looking fellow dressed in a tunic and leggings that are well-worn and roughly patched in places, with a worn leather belt and sheathed dagger
 

Emmerich Ex Miscellanea

 
 

Burconius Guernici

 
 

Sigmund Holzschnitzer Ex Miscellanea

 
 

Ambricus Ex Miscellanea

 
 

EkainEkain Bjornaer
attractive young (woman?) with long brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a natural woolen dress; barefoot

 
 

Zenie Zenje Tytali

 
 

MilenaMilena Verditii

 

 
  Sabina Sabina Ex Miscellanea
 

ScientiusScientius Guernici
young man with silvery-white hair and ice-blue eyes, attired in leather leggings and tunic with high boots

 
  Jarda Jarda Tacitus Verditii
  DusanaDusana Bjornaer
  Lydie Lydie Tytali
Observant young woman wearing a simple blue dress
   
   

 
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Hospitalitas
 
from the proceedings of Tribunal Germaniae, 831 AD

"A magus may request hospitality from any registered conventum Tribunalis Germaniae. The conventum must formally publish the conditions of hospitality, which, if agreed to by the magus, guarantee him at least three, but no more than seven years as guest at the conventum.

Conditions of hospitality must be the same for all guests currently in residence, but may otherwise be changed by a conventum if no guests currently reside at that conventum. Guest magi are entitled only to that which is granted in the conditions of hospitality, and must agree to its strictures, which must include - but are not restricted to - a fee of three pawns of vis each year paid to the host conventum."
 
Later rulings granted that a season of service could be substituted for a fee of vis.