Path

Myriad Reality

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The point is, I have to know how everyone else does their spells. You eventually pick up why everything works the way it does. You have to.

@Session

*nods enthusiastically*
Yeah, that makes sense.

Myriad Reality

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Juuuuuust double checking.

@Session

*gives you a thumbs up and smiles*

Myriad Reality

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So you get me?

@Session

I get your view yes, I never denied that.

Myriad Reality

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A forger does, just not their own.

@Session

Nono, I got that part.

Myriad Reality

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Yeah, someone who fakes other people’s art.

@Session

Oh! I thought you were speaking of an elaborate way of someone who creates art. No, I understand now.

Myriad Reality

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As much as an art forger is compared to a color theorist.

@Session

Art forger?

Myriad Reality

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Hey, that’s a pretty wide net you’re casting!

@Session

You consider yourself one?

Myriad Reality

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I don’t think any legendary mage was ever anything but a theorist or a musclehead.

@Session

Ah the theorist are boring and don’t really do much with it.

Myriad Reality

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And a deep understanding of how to manipulate it.

@Session

Of course, otherwise you'd just be theorist.

Myriad Reality

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Theory being how we understand magic’s interactions and way of working. It’s all of the details about how magic exists, can be used, and interacts with other things. The more your theory lines up with how it works, the better it is.

@Session

*nods*
I am not denying that. Imagination and creativity of how magic works is necessary.