Cultist Circle Calculator
Calculate cultist circle formations and ritual configurations!
Latest Updates & Tips
Perfect Circle Spacing
For optimal energy flow, cultists should be evenly spaced around the circle with approximately 3-5 feet between each participant.
November 04, 2025
Sacred Number 13
The number 13 has mystical significance in many traditions. A circle of 13 cultists creates a powerful energy vortex for rituals.
November 03, 2025
Pentagram Formation
When using pentagram formation, position cultists at each point and at the center for maximum ritual effectiveness.
November 02, 2025
Circle Direction Matters
Clockwise movement represents growth and creation, while counterclockwise represents banishing and release.
November 01, 2025
Cultist Circle Guides & Articles
Learn the ancient art of circle formation and ritual geometry
Formation Types:
- Single Circle: The most basic formation, ideal for 3-13 participants
- Double Circle: Concentric circles for larger groups and advanced workings
- Pentagram: Five-pointed star for summoning and invoking elemental energies
- Hexagram: Six-pointed star for protection and balance of opposing forces
Sacred Numbers:
- 3: The number of creation - Body, Mind, Spirit
- 5: The pentagram - Fire, Water, Air, Earth, Spirit
- 7: The mystical number - Seven chakras, seven planets
- 13: The coven number - Traditional witch circle
Frequently Asked Questions
The traditional number is 13, representing a full coven. However, circles can work with any number from 3 (minimum for circle energy) to as many as needed. Sacred numbers like 5, 7, 9, and 13 are preferred.
Allow 3-5 feet of circumference per person. A 13-person circle needs approximately 40-65 feet circumference (diameter of 13-20 feet). Outdoor spaces work best for larger groups.
A pentagram (5-pointed star) represents the elements plus spirit, used for invoking. A hexagram (6-pointed star) represents the union of opposites (fire/water, earth/air, divine/mortal), used for balance and protection.
Absolutely! While certain sacred numbers are traditional, any number works. Odd numbers (3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13) are often preferred as they create dynamic energy, while even numbers create balanced, stable energy.
Traditional circles are cast with North at the "top" (aligned with magnetic north). The leader typically faces East (sunrise) or North (power). Some traditions align circles with solstices or specific celestial events.