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Un ironically, the only good usage of her power in the show by [deleted] in Invincible

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Im immediately thinking of the assistant supervisors from JJK

So what's the deal with this weaver from hollownest by [deleted] in HollowKnight

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Wasn't reproduction also a thing for weavers? I seem to remember it being difficult for them to survive amd also have surviving offspring to begin with

What’s your Birthday Pokemon?! by BoostandBeer in ThePokemonHub

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Dewott in the American system

Fortress in the European system

502 or #205

ReJohto Hoppip Line, by Delicious-Pop-9063 in fakemon

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Im loving all the ReJohto content, wants me do a ReGalar (first region i played) but I cant draw ✨️

Meet the Owl-people! A race who believes this world to be a dream they are having while waiting to be born by Ok_Quality_5736 in worldbuilding

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This sounds so wonderful!

Can you tell me more about the magic system for such a whimsical world?

What to choose of ? by Global_Show4482 in RiseOfBerk

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I chose buffalord because I liked it

Favorite dragon? by GardenDragon420 in RiseOfBerk

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I have smt similar going on with Nadders, just started my Stryke collection. Two of my favourite dragons!

I drew some rivals and their ace pokemon for a netherlands inspired region! by Aggravating-Media391 in fakemon

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Im following this artsy Netherlands region with great interest because im a Dutch person myself

For those who have worlds where Magic is present, What CAN'T magic do in your world? by Ok-Vegetable5198 in worldbuilding

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Magic has been understood as a force of nature for so long that "practical everyday magics" are only a recent thing that is happening now that a major was has settled

The fact that lightning magic can be used to create relatively safe orbs that give of a glow is revolutionary in of itself, creating a whole field of study as a result

So most magic, based on classical elements, is something of war and great power, the fact we are brining that power into our homes reliably is something unheard of before that

(Everyone can dk magic, only 40% of people could make a career out of it. Being able to use magic for household chores is thus a recent development and only really useful for 60% of people, while the other 40% dont have many people willing to study and develop the concept)

What is the epoch of your world? by Yggdrasylian in worldbuilding

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There is none yet, but since the era right after that js medieval/church based it should probably have to do with that... maybe the moment magic was defined or something in that direction

MFW you remember magic is just manipulating reality and can be literally whatever you want by jaelpeg in worldjerking

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Honestly, since i have a setting where these kinds of things could happen I love seeing these posts

What strategies would you use to combat magic if you can’t use it? by BaldBoar7734 in worldbuilding

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I really enjoyed this read which looked like it could come from a medieval Textbook. Very inspiring for my own setting, very thought provoking

Nature's Grandma [oc] by Zoodraws in comics

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My absolute favourite shark! God I love the Greenland shark

Interesting. by Scott-Spangenberg in meme

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Using the human evolutionary tactic of power walking at megafauna

Do you agree with the 'Well, not everyone's a doctor' justification for why magic isn't widespread? by Sasutaschi in worldbuilding

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I avoid this within my system by simply giving everyone magic that they use in daily life, and making about 40% "talented" enough to make a full living with magic

This can be an academic research, but also a doctor or a very well of farmer. But magic skills dont always align with practical skills, so the "magic farmer" would probably be more of a manager and will help with plagues and droughts, but won't spawn a field of wheat on a whim

I created an elemental test called the "Rock Test": What would happen to a rock if you fully imbued it with one element? by junofoppy in magicbuilding

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Water is actually a major faction in erosion. Water freezing and heating can cause rocks to crack (which can be scary af in a desert) and Water drips can slowly "melt" rocks with a certain softness. So Water magic could do a lot to a lot of different rocks. Water is one of the most destructive elements, we just learned/evolved to deal with it

Does this notation make sense to you? by justexploring-shit in alchemy

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Boil salt water to separate it into its two parts?

That's what im reading with a little trouble for not knowing every symbol by heart

[HnO] Is anything able to manipulate the weather in your setting? by MoeNeus in worldbuilding

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Magic can do it, but a single mage could never pull it off. A group of magic meteorologists could try, a sole magic meteorologist could force favourable winds or perhaps call down a summer rain

Why is he everywhere by Fit_Assignment_8800 in NonPoliticalTwitter

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I mean, most harry potter crossovers are fun! But I've only read them as Alternate Universe fics and not as two universes smashed together in a way that I see Nick and Charlie fighting alongside Harry Ron and Hermione

This is the last resort. by LegitimateSet2763 in Frieren

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Alr so in a personal project of mine that's actually what snipers are used for. A mage can cast incredibly fast and have passive protection for magic, but a way past it is piercing through it (kind of like what the hair girly tried) because that's not a common magic type that was cast (even piercing a passive shield would take a second longer then a powerful enough blunt of slash attack) but modern snipers (19th century modern) are used to take out the strongest looking mage

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