@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo
Please share those sweet sweet magic systems, darlings, and I'll share mine! We can spitball ideas and such!
Please share those sweet sweet magic systems, darlings, and I'll share mine! We can spitball ideas and such!
I don’t know what my magic system is…
There’s magic in one world thing and almost none in the other. That’s all I know how to explain
I mean how does magic work?
I mean how does magic work?
I don’t know how to describe the way it works, honestly I don’t even know what my story is, just a mushed up pile of ideas that don’t make much sense together
Well then why don't I help you figure it out. I heard your story idea and it ounds cool! I wanna help develop it!
Why don't you give me a list of the core ideas?
All of my magics are based of of an element of some sort. Or multiple elements. Each element has an opposite element. Or multiple ones. And every kind of magic can be blocked by a substance of some sort (gemstone mineral metal) and another type of substance can augement/enhance said aura.
I have two magic systems that I'm currently working on for two separate projects.
The first is one that despite it being from a story that I've been developing for like 10+ years still needs a lot of work. But basically the magic users in this universe are called Magic Keepers. There's only ever a maximum of 10 Magic Keepers at any given time: One from each nation (one to help protect their nation and one apprentice). What I'm trying to figure out right now is
The second one is a lot newer and as a result a lot less developed. Basically, in this universe magic is regulated by the government. Most of the government is made up of magic users. It's not a requirement that people with magic work for the government, but the ones who don't need to be registered (There's also jobs that are specific to people with magic). Being a registered magic user basically means that the government can call on you at any time to help with certain tasks to help keep the country running smoothly (These kinds of tasks include things like fixing potholes in the roads, helping farmers grow crops during a drought, cleaning things up after storms/natural disasters). Hypothetically, if a war were to break out, registered magic users could also be drafted into the army. People are selected for tasks at random from the database of magic users, and are only allowed to refuse under really specific circumstances.
I'm mostly trying to figure out what the penalty would be for people who don't register themselves. I'm still trying to piece the plot together at this point, but right now the direction it's going in it's going to involve a radical group of unregistered magic users who basically just want to use their powers however they want, and don't want to have to be forced into taking on jobs.
Hmmm.
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Interesting idea Dom! Tag this now and come back later!
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