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- The Surface Of A Hostile Planet
It's worth noting that in quite a few (mostly eastern) takes on the basic elements, Earth and Metal are treated as separate elements (along with Wood, Fire, and Water).
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It's worth noting that in quite a few (mostly eastern) takes on the basic elements, Earth and Metal are treated as separate elements (along with Wood, Fire, and Water).
Mathilde is just short and fit. The combo tends to look younger.
I think that when it comes to magic and associations no human mind, much less one that is immersed in the wind can really make a distinction between what the Winds may be drawn to 'naturally' and what they are simply complected to in a certain tradition. That feels like the wizard equivalent of Navel-gazing at best and Tzeench-bait at worst since he claims to know all the magic.
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- Manchester, UK
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Roughly how long does it take to go from K8P to Karak Vlag by Gyrocopter? I'm guessing there's a pitstop in Karak Kadrin or Zhufbar on the way to keep fuel topped up.
Over a day by gyrocarriage.
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Probably evil, unfortunately.
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- A rapidly widening tear in the fabric of reality
Do the dwarves who pilot gyro-vehicles suffer from hearing damage, or do dwarves know about/protect against that issue? Presumably Mathilde can just use the seed to regen any damage she suffers herself, assuming she takes any, but what about the pilots?
The standard flying helmet has eye and ear protection built in, but not all pilots wear them.
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- Europa, Jupiter Orbit
Wait, the Golds don't have a connection to all the other metals as well?
The Golden Order can work with other metals but they don't have a pre-existing mystical framework to do so with, because that framework was made when there were only seven known metals.
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Huh, that's actually faster than I thought. Still hellishly long given the racket of the thing, but impressively fast moving
My head canon on why, when humans can learn more than one wind effectively, it tends to be Ghur and Ghyran is that to the human mind the two can be compartmentalized as 'nature'.
its just that Telic theory is based off magic made for the elven mind and to the elven mind those two things need every different mindsets.
its just that Telic theory is based off magic made for the elven mind and to the elven mind those two things need every different mindsets.
60-65%, around that.
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- Russia
Problem with that explanation is that those humans usually later learn Azyr, including mystical aspect, which is pretty far from nature. Assuming you meant Damsels, of course, and not something else.
Damsels and the Albions.
edit: and I didn't say it was a perfect theory, or all of the pieces.
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- Utrecht
Theoretically, Elementalists are also a thing. And theoretically, they'd also be using Aqshy, Ghyran, Ulgu and Azyr... but only the elemental part. So, yeah...
There really is an argument that Elven magic systems assume elven psychology without understanding what psychology really is.
So the assumption is that human minds are lesser, and so cant use more than one wind. and don't question this concept
while the question should be, 'human minds are different, and so relate to magic differently.' e.g (damsels and Albonnese, ice witchs, Elementalist etc.)
So the assumption is that human minds are lesser, and so cant use more than one wind. and don't question this concept
while the question should be, 'human minds are different, and so relate to magic differently.' e.g (damsels and Albonnese, ice witchs, Elementalist etc.)
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You missed Hysh (for stone)
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- Utrecht
Four winds or five still breaks the Teclisean model over its knees
What about Baron Henryk's College of Navigation and Sea Magicks? Do they use the Teclisian model, or do they have their own approach?
Mostly the same model. They didn't get it from Teclis and it's got influences from Cothique and Eataine that are missing from the Colleges, but they agree on the fundamentals.
That's clearly a mutant dedicated to Tzeetch. You can't trust anything he says.There is one very simple answer that covers all the different approaches and their incompatibilities in theoretical basis:
except Mathy is a magic researcher now: trying to explain shit is her job now.There is one very simple answer that covers all the different approaches and their incompatibilities in theoretical basis: