Way of the Weave

Source: Children of the Dragon

Through countless hours of meditation, monks of the Way of the Weave are able to form a connection to the Weave, allowing them to cast arcane spells. These monks are known as Weavers, powerful practitioners of arcane magic who blend martial arts and spellcasting to devastating effect. The Weave is a way through which raw magic can be accessed, and used by casters of magic. It flows through the world, and touches all of existence. Weavers specialize in the schools of divination, enchantment, and transmutation magic. Using divination magic to peer into the expansive knowledge of the Weave, enchantment magic to manipulate the minds of the weak willed, and transmutation magic to alter their bodies and the world around them, they are prepared to meet any threat they may face. They are one with the Weave, and the Weave is with them.

This monastic tradition was founded by a group of half silver dragon Dragonsingers, wizards who use martial might in addition to their powerful magical abilities. This group sought to focus more on the body and the spiritual aspects of magic, and founded several monasteries where they could contemplate and meditate on using arcane magic without disruping the balance of all things. There have since been many branches, most still following the way of righteousness and justice, while others focus more on power and using it to further their own ends.
Regardless, most monks of the Way of the Weave still hold strong connections with their Dragonsinger brethren, and often band together to achieve a common goal. These monks are also known as Silver Knights, to honor the half silver dragons that founded their order. Most Silver Knights are famous for being defenders of truth and justice, but those that follow the path of evil are terrible villains. While the color of an arcane saber is different for each Weaver, their alignment often influences the color of the blade. Blue and green are often associated with good aligned Weavers, while red and purple are aligned with those following a darker or more pragmatic path. But sometimes the color is influenced by the type of enchantment on the shortsword or longsword that was transformed into an arcane saber.