[IC] Myriad Reality

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Or shake a stick.

@Path

Well... yeah, that too.

[Path]

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Well... yeah, that too.

@Session

Interesting that you mention that it appears that chaos follows me as it is fitting. Magic is chaos.

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Interesting that you mention that it appears that chaos follows me as it is fitting. Magic is chaos.

@Path

Mmmmmm I don't know about that one. Order and chaos both have to work together.

[Path]

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Mmmmmm I don't know about that one. Order and chaos both have to work together.

@Session

In a world where Magic is a norm, it may not appear so, but you are bending reality and an energy to do your will. Have you looked into raw magic and mana? It is volatile. It has to be that way to change into what shape it or someone wills it to be, otherwise it is just regular energy. Energy that transfers. Magic doesn’t transfer, rather it transforms. Rapidly.

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In a world where Magic is a norm, it may not appear so, but you are bending reality and an energy to do your will. Have you looked into raw magic and mana? It is volatile. It has to be that way to change into what shape it or someone wills it to be, otherwise it is just regular energy. Energy that transfers. Magic doesn’t transfer, rather it transforms. Rapidly.

@Path

Its order is the only thing that lets it be useful to the caster. What else would you call a magic circle?

[Path]

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Its order is the only thing that lets it be useful to the caster. What else would you call a magic circle?

@Session

Exactly! I’m not denying order, but in its base form: Magic is Chaos. Nature and the world around magic is what creates order. Magic circles are a way to enforce order with Magic. We are enforcers of order with magic. No matter how “dark” or “evil” the magic may be.

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Exactly! I’m not denying order, but in its base form: Magic is Chaos. Nature and the world around magic is what creates order. Magic circles are a way to enforce order with Magic. We are enforcers of order with magic. No matter how “dark” or “evil” the magic may be.

@Path

What would you call a fully chaotic magic? You would have no order to tap into. What would you call a fully ordered magic? It’d be useless. It may not be perfectly balanced, but the closer to that center it is the more useful it gets.

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What would you call a fully chaotic magic? You would have no order to tap into. What would you call a fully ordered magic? It’d be useless. It may not be perfectly balanced, but the closer to that center it is the more useful it gets.

@Session

Fully chaotic magic is magic. Ordered magic is what it has been transformed into. The titles are meaningless when it comes magic it self because most are associating it to spell-casting and how magic is used. Magic is ever changing and violent.

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Fully chaotic magic is magic. Ordered magic is what it has been transformed into. The titles are meaningless when it comes magic it self because most are associating it to spell-casting and how magic is used. Magic is ever changing and violent.

@Path

Magic is responsible for the order of everything. The fact that we can tap into and harness that order is just a bonus. If magic weren’t already part ordered, everything would fall apart.

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Magic is responsible for the order of everything. The fact that we can tap into and harness that order is just a bonus. If magic weren’t already part ordered, everything would fall apart.

@Session

Would it though? Have you been to realms where magic has no place? Where it is not even a construct, let alone merely illusions of the dexterous? Explain how they fall apart?

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Would it though? Have you been to realms where magic has no place? Where it is not even a construct, let alone merely illusions of the dexterous? Explain how they fall apart?

@Path

Easy, they have other things holding it together, usually with more order than magic. So they can do even less.

[Path]

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Easy, they have other things holding it together, usually with more order than magic. So they can do even less.

@Session

Ah! Say that again!

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Ah! Say that again!

@Path

They can do even less?

[Path]

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They can do even less?

@Session

They have other things holding it together. What makes you think that those other things are the order holding it together. But from what if there is no magic? What other factors of chaos would those forces be necessary?

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They have other things holding it together. What makes you think that those other things are the order holding it together. But from what if there is no magic? What other factors of chaos would those forces be necessary?

@Path

The most powerful world is the one where order and chaos are perfectly balanced. Ours is much closer than a non-magical world where order rules. And if your world is ruled by chaos, good luck getting much of anything accomplished.

[GalaxyRaider]

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Randomly? Where do you need me to step? Can we jump past them?

@Server

How far do you think you can jump with the extra downward force as we get closer?

[Server]

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How far do you think you can jump with the extra downward force as we get closer?

@GalaxyRaider

No idea how quickly it kicks in. I'll just try for it and run the course again if we fall.

[GalaxyRaider]

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No idea how quickly it kicks in. I'll just try for it and run the course again if we fall.

@Server

Or, hear me out, I can cheat.

[Server]

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Or, hear me out, I can cheat.

@GalaxyRaider

And what is your cheating strategy, exactly?

[GalaxyRaider]

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And what is your cheating strategy, exactly?

@Server

I play with your senses just a tiny bit, and make it so that I can show you what I can see through your own eyes.