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This sounds fun. ^_^
...Bump?
Interested.
Maybe a bump will help bring some attention...? :3
Maybe a bump will help bring some attention...? :3
(Oh, hi there Inks. Nice to see you drop by. :3)
Well, I'll be that other one to join, if you'll let me in. Sounds interesting.
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Puer Magi Madoka Magica: The Reversal - Puella Magi Madoka Magica RP [SPOILERS ARE EVERYWHERE]
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Forum: Casual Interest Checks
Said, quote on quote, "One of my friends," would be myself. :D
My soul is yours.
My soul is yours.
Alrighty, good to know. Thanks for the thorough information. I have a much better idea now. :3
I've also finished PMMM (both the movie and the series, and I've also read TDS), so my memory was perhaps a bit faulty. I thought it was unique to Sayaka since I thought it tied in with her wish and not a result of the (spoilers) disconnection from her physical body and soul, but I guess I was wrong. My bad. ^^"
I've also finished PMMM (both the movie and the series, and I've also read TDS), so my memory was perhaps a bit faulty. I thought it was unique to Sayaka since I thought it tied in with her wish and not a result of the (spoilers) disconnection from her physical body and soul, but I guess I was wrong. My bad. ^^"
I am also interested. Let's see how this goes. ^_^
^^" Alrighty, upon which case, I have two more question about mages.
Would the event be directly related to the power? I mean, for example, in Puella Magi Madoka Magica, one's unique powers are based upon what wish they make. For example, (minor spoilers), Sayaka wishes to heal the hand of Kyosuke, which, without her wish, wouldn't have been able to be saved, such to the limitations of the current day's medicine. Resulting from her wish, along with the usual powers of a Puella Magi, she also has the power to heal much quicker, and even block out pain (though that doesn't mean she doesn't actually get hurt-she just can't feel it.) In other words, would, for example, a traumatic event involving fire result in magic that would revolve around something to due with fire, or could the magic be something else entirely?
Also, what are the limits to magic? Is it an exhaustible source? Is it limited by the condition of the user's mind? Can it be used indefinitely, but at the cost of something, such as shortening one's lifespan? Something else entirely?
I appreciate your answers. :3
Would the event be directly related to the power? I mean, for example, in Puella Magi Madoka Magica, one's unique powers are based upon what wish they make. For example, (minor spoilers), Sayaka wishes to heal the hand of Kyosuke, which, without her wish, wouldn't have been able to be saved, such to the limitations of the current day's medicine. Resulting from her wish, along with the usual powers of a Puella Magi, she also has the power to heal much quicker, and even block out pain (though that doesn't mean she doesn't actually get hurt-she just can't feel it.) In other words, would, for example, a traumatic event involving fire result in magic that would revolve around something to due with fire, or could the magic be something else entirely?
Also, what are the limits to magic? Is it an exhaustible source? Is it limited by the condition of the user's mind? Can it be used indefinitely, but at the cost of something, such as shortening one's lifespan? Something else entirely?
I appreciate your answers. :3
Another question, if I may ask. This is mainly out of curiosity, since I've been a bit fickle when deciding what I want to go with, but, uh...I was wondering, concerning necromancers and mages...Is 'magic' something you're born with/something that develops overtime/inherited, or is it something learnt? I'm guessing from the description given, it's the former with mages, but I could be wrong...and what about necromancers?
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