Within the Haan magic system, spell compositions through Dast Casting rely on the Minbry-Point to hold the Haan elements in a singular location so the reactions between them create the powers each spell is meant to have. However, something to keep in mind here is the word ‘’meant’’. Spell compositions are not created equal. On … Continue reading Spell Shattering: How Compositions Break Apart by Themselves
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Two Minute Pitch: The Eferian Day Book Series
Magic. Explained. What is magic? And I don’t just mean where it comes from. But what IS it? What is it made of? What are the flashing lights flinging around the spell? And what is the spell comprised of? These types of questions have been in my mind for several years time. To my knowledge … Continue reading Two Minute Pitch: The Eferian Day Book Series
Non-Canon Concepts: Dhemsen Universe Theory and the Problem within Terminology
Throughout the development of the Haan magic system, there have been several ideas and concepts whose existence has either been scrapped entirely. Or—which is the alternative for the topic of this post—has a place in the system yet do not have a complete description of its relevancy within Haan’s nature. Since the system relies on … Continue reading Non-Canon Concepts: Dhemsen Universe Theory and the Problem within Terminology
The Fantasy Sword: Bridging History and Fiction and the Arguments for and against it
The Fantasy genre, being recreated and alternative versions of the medieval ages, have its based in historical lifestyles and technological advances. Though varying between subgenres and functions of each fictional world: the Fantasy genre shares many aspects of folklore and storytelling from our human ancestry and history as us as people. The telling of fictional … Continue reading The Fantasy Sword: Bridging History and Fiction and the Arguments for and against it
V. C. Wahlström 
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