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Uzumaki - Junji Ito [1998]

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Guide to Writing a Magic System
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1. Establish the Foundation
Define the Source of Magic: Where does magic come from? Is it gods, nature? The soul, another dimension? Science-like forces or otherwise? The origin shapes everything. Decide Who Can Use It: Is magic rare, inherited, learned, or accessible to everyone? Scarcity creates tension; abundance creates complexity. Set the Tone: Is your magic mysterious and unknowable, or structured and rule-based? Decide early whether it feels like myth or science.
2. Shape Its Role in the Story
Decide Its Narrative Purpose: Is magic a tool, a weapon, a curse, a religion, or a metaphor? Tie it directly to your themes. Avoid “Convenience Magic:” Magic shouldn’t exist just to solve problems easily. If it can fix everything, your stakes disappear. Integrate It Into the World: Show how magic affects society. Show it's affects on the economy, class systems, politics, religion, and daily life.
3. Build the Rules (Hard vs. Soft Systems)
Define Clear Limits: What can’t magic do? Limits are more important than abilities, as they create tension and creativity. Set Costs and Consequences: Remember that all magic comes with a price. What must the magic-user sacrifice for the sake of their abilities? Their family or social safety? Their health, be it physical or mental? The conflict drives the magic and the plot along. Decide Consistency Level:
Hard magic: Clear, explainable rules (like a science).
Soft magic: Vague, mysterious, unpredictable. Pick one or blend both intentionally.
4. Define How It’s Used
Choose a Method: Spells, rituals, emotions, language, movement, artifacts, or willpower. Tell us how is magic actually performed. Create a Learning Curve: Magic should take time to master. Show training, failure, and gradual improvement. Differentiate Users: Not everyone should use magic the same way. Give the magic-users their own style, specialization, and philosophy create depth.
5. Create Meaningful Constraints
Introduce Risks: Physical harm, corruption, loss of control, attracting dangerous entities, etc. Magic should be risky. It it wasn't, we'd all have it. Limit Overuse: What happens if someone pushes too far? Exhaustion? Death? Reality distortion? Make It Situational: Magic shouldn’t work perfectly in every context. Make it circumstantial based on the environment, emotion, or timing.
6. Develop Its Evolution and Impact
Let It Grow or Change: Magic systems can evolve. Brew in some new discoveries, lost techniques, and/or forbidden knowledge. Tie It to Character Arcs: A character’s relationship with magic should reflect their growth, beliefs, or downfall. Show Long-Term Consequences: Wars, societal collapse, environmental damage are ways that magic could leave marks on your fictional world.
Types of Magic Systems (Quick Reference)
Elemental: Control over fire, water, air, earth, etc.
Divine: Granted by gods or higher beings.
Arcane/Scientific: Rule-based, almost like physics.
Spiritual: Tied to souls, spirits, or emotions.
Forbidden/Dark: Corrupting, dangerous, taboo.
Examples of Strong Magic Systems
Film/TV Examples:
Avatar: The Last Airbender: Elemental bending tied to culture, discipline, and philosophy.
Fullmetal Alchemist: Alchemy governed by strict rules like equivalent exchange.
Doctor Strange (Marvel): Magic drawn from other dimensions with clear visual and conceptual rules.
Literature Examples:
Allomancy (Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson): Metal-based magic with strict rules and limitations.
The One Ring (The Lord of the Rings): A softer magic system with mystery, symbolism, and corruption. "One ring to rule them all. One ring to find them. One ring to bring them all. And, in the darkness, bind them."
The Guardians of Camoria (my series): Elemental-based abilities tied to identity, fear, and emotional endurance, the magic is tied to the young Guardians as their powers grow alongside psychological strain and self-discovery.
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Guide to Writing a Magic System
follow for more tips 💋 || request writing tips 💌
1. Establish the Foundation
Define the Source of Magic: Where does magic come from? Is it gods, nature? The soul, another dimension? Science-like forces or otherwise? The origin shapes everything. Decide Who Can Use It: Is magic rare, inherited, learned, or accessible to everyone? Scarcity creates tension; abundance creates complexity. Set the Tone: Is your magic mysterious and unknowable, or structured and rule-based? Decide early whether it feels like myth or science.
2. Shape Its Role in the Story
Decide Its Narrative Purpose: Is magic a tool, a weapon, a curse, a religion, or a metaphor? Tie it directly to your themes. Avoid “Convenience Magic:” Magic shouldn’t exist just to solve problems easily. If it can fix everything, your stakes disappear. Integrate It Into the World: Show how magic affects society. Show it's affects on the economy, class systems, politics, religion, and daily life.
3. Build the Rules (Hard vs. Soft Systems)
Define Clear Limits: What can’t magic do? Limits are more important than abilities, as they create tension and creativity. Set Costs and Consequences: Remember that all magic comes with a price. What must the magic-user sacrifice for the sake of their abilities? Their family or social safety? Their health, be it physical or mental? The conflict drives the magic and the plot along. Decide Consistency Level:
Hard magic: Clear, explainable rules (like a science).
Soft magic: Vague, mysterious, unpredictable. Pick one or blend both intentionally.
4. Define How It’s Used
Choose a Method: Spells, rituals, emotions, language, movement, artifacts, or willpower. Tell us how is magic actually performed. Create a Learning Curve: Magic should take time to master. Show training, failure, and gradual improvement. Differentiate Users: Not everyone should use magic the same way. Give the magic-users their own style, specialization, and philosophy create depth.
5. Create Meaningful Constraints
Introduce Risks: Physical harm, corruption, loss of control, attracting dangerous entities, etc. Magic should be risky. It it wasn't, we'd all have it. Limit Overuse: What happens if someone pushes too far? Exhaustion? Death? Reality distortion? Make It Situational: Magic shouldn’t work perfectly in every context. Make it circumstantial based on the environment, emotion, or timing.
6. Develop Its Evolution and Impact
Let It Grow or Change: Magic systems can evolve. Brew in some new discoveries, lost techniques, and/or forbidden knowledge. Tie It to Character Arcs: A character’s relationship with magic should reflect their growth, beliefs, or downfall. Show Long-Term Consequences: Wars, societal collapse, environmental damage are ways that magic could leave marks on your fictional world.
Types of Magic Systems (Quick Reference)
Elemental: Control over fire, water, air, earth, etc.
Divine: Granted by gods or higher beings.
Arcane/Scientific: Rule-based, almost like physics.
Spiritual: Tied to souls, spirits, or emotions.
Forbidden/Dark: Corrupting, dangerous, taboo.
Examples of Strong Magic Systems
Film/TV Examples:
Avatar: The Last Airbender: Elemental bending tied to culture, discipline, and philosophy.
Fullmetal Alchemist: Alchemy governed by strict rules like equivalent exchange.
Doctor Strange (Marvel): Magic drawn from other dimensions with clear visual and conceptual rules.
Literature Examples:
Allomancy (Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson): Metal-based magic with strict rules and limitations.
The One Ring (The Lord of the Rings): A softer magic system with mystery, symbolism, and corruption. "One ring to rule them all. One ring to find them. One ring to bring them all. And, in the darkness, bind them."
The Guardians of Camoria (my series): Elemental-based abilities tied to identity, fear, and emotional endurance, the magic is tied to the young Guardians as their powers grow alongside psychological strain and self-discovery.
The Guardians of Camoria by A.A. Walker
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Humanity is dying, hunted to extinction by creatures of legend. One boy was born to save them all. That boy just got knifed in the back. He looked a bit too much like Aaron, you see. Now it’s Aaron’s job to step up, lest his Death correct that little mix-up. But Aaron’s skills as a street rat run more towards stealing and stabbing than towards saving. And the more he learns of what brought dear dead Markus to that fatal alleyway, the more he has to wonder just what the world’s savior was really up to the night the wrong boy died.
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This is how he sounds in Tamtey’s ear when she’s done with him.
Omg- who said that 😟
so’lek x tamtey as a ship is crazy because wdym there were only like 5 people who shipped them weeks ago then suddenly everyone and their mama ships them too now omg the growth
the kiss.
i'm super proud of this one ... drew it for around 3 hours i think! enjoy it, soteynation! <3

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his sarentu.
okay whatever i think im proud of this one...? made this for like around two hours maybe thats why it looked a bit rushed (hehe).
anyways, im so cooked 😭😭 im so deep in this so’lek x tamtey rabbit hole i afraid i don't want to crawl out!!
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