Mage

A mage, in the works of Anne B. Walsh, is simply one who wields magic. In the Shifterverse, the term wizard is used instead.

Shifterverse:
In the Shifterverse (which so far consists of "Warrior Queen" and "Wherever You May Be", the line between humans and Shifters (Shapeshifters) is rather blurred, and so is the line regarding their wizards.

In "Warrior Queen", Brion, the son of Wizard Mikhail, is said to be a wizard because his father is, so it appears magical power is inherent in the blood. Shapeshifters seem to be considered inhuman, yet they can (and do) intermarry with humans, and wizards may come as easily from the shifter race as the human. Shifter magic appears to be stronger than human magic.

Tales of Anosir:
In the Tales of Anosir, mages (also referred to as sorcerers or sorceresses) each specialize in a certain elemental affinity of magic - earth, water, air, or fire. The Linmyra words for mage are vicope (male) and viconi (female).

Angelverse:
In the Angelverse (spun off from the Dangerverse AU the Returnverse), the term mage is analagous to wizard or ''witch. ''Unlike the wizards and witches in the Harry Potter universe, the mages use jewels, not wands, to focus their magic. It seems verbal spells are not necessary. The characters of the Angelverse are divided into three categories, listed here along with their Harry Potter parallels:

Gentle-mage (or lady mage) - pure-blood

The Lecomte and Ashe families, like the Malfoys and Blacks of the original series, are among the most prominent and purest of the gentle-mage families. Known gentle-mages include:

Nicodemus and Drusilla Ashe Barnabas and Mariana Lecomte Common-born mage - ''Muggle-born. ''
 * Guinevere Ashe
 * Madeleine Ashe
 * Cecily Ashe
 * Matthias Barnabas Lecomte

Known common-born mages include: It is unclear whether half-blood is a status in the Angelverse, but Matthias Lecomte does muse about his friend Phil (Phillida) not being "pure enough" to wed into the Lecomte line, although still being suitable as a friend, so apparently there is some way of classifying them.
 * Russell Evans
 * Russell Evans' younger sister
 * Theodore Campbell
 * (implied) Agnes Maglalang (though she may be whatever half-blood is called in the Angelverse, instead)

Known half-bloods include Commoner - Muggle
 * Lucas Daniel Evans
 * Phillida Corina Campbell

The commoners are despised by the prominent gentle-mage families, who seek to rule over them. For the greater good, of course...

Known commoners include (explicitly mentioned or by implication)
 * Russell Evans' parents
 * Russell Evans' older sister
 * Theodore Campbell's parents