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If we wanted to write for others, we wouldn't write here, would we? :D

XDDDD We'll see, we'll see. For now, I'm looking to create a sort of dictionary of swordfighting terms in the freestyle RP for my character.

No worries, I only do stuff I want to. Other things? :O

Truly, if one tries hard enough, there always is a way... Well, I'll think about it. ^^

Such tragedy! Such horror! Betrayal! Alas... they are too poor to have more than a single inn room at the moment, so that's kind of hard with the children around.

Oh, no worries. Even I have to check, sooo...

*dies*

Tragedy! Shocking! Wait, was her name something with Cici?

Rise above it, and become supreme!

Which is why I plan on not doing that, but I have no previous experience with heartwarming stuff.

Have I heard more tragedy and suffering? With a family at hand, my new character is a perfect target! :blob_evil:

Which would also mean that kicking any random rock might cause an earthquake?

This assumes that someone, for some reason, has created an easy and instinctive to use magical system for everyone in the world.

But what it is defines what it does and what it does shows us what it might be. And how are you supposed to use something you don't understand? Remember what happened to those that discovered X-rays, for example. Can people use electricity properly without risk while not knowing what electricity is?

Then the word "god" would be pointless, wouldn't it? And "archmage", for example, more apt.

But isn't someone with enough mana virtually the same as a god? Able to bend reality to his will by brute force as mana is what truly determines the rules and world? What is mana to begin with? As we can use it to change the world, would it be apt to call it "god's gift"? Or perhaps a devil's...

Where does this draw the line between gods and mages? There is none except for the amount of mana, no?

I generally find the concept of "throw mana at it until it works" as magic pretty... well, stupid and childish to be honest. Which is why I usually think of proper systems or alternative ways to do it.

"I'd have a couple of broken bones if not for the farmer as well as the bugs completely ignoring me. Lucky me, eh?"

What if it's a ritual which doesn't require mana due to it essentially using a bug in the natural laws to cause the desired effect with minimal effort due to the application of the butterfly effect? :blob_hide: