#six elements

(A/N: This is a strange mishmash of DnD and other stats-based RPGs and games. A guerilla classification system, so don't take this too seriously.)

Aquos 🔵: Intelligence - strategy, forethought, playing chess while others play checkers vibes

Darkus ⚫🟣: Charisma - manipulation and deceit, sleight of hand tactics, pulling strings from the shadows (to meet one's own benefits)

Haos ⚪: Empathy - mostly supportive, buffer, partial to healing and protection

Pyrus 🔴: Courage/Firepower - mostly attacks-based/offensive, hits hard AND hits harder, damage initiative

Ventus 🟢: Agility - evasive, ambush tactics (mostly from above), partial to movement speed and initiative

The Six Elements (René Magritte, 1929)

Six Elements: Water

Shachihoko are a Japanese mythological creature that has the head of a tiger and the body of a carp.  They are protective, guardian spirits.  Shachihoko are often seen adorning the eaves of Japanese Castles. The fish spirits are said to guard against fire, which was a deadly hazard to the wood and paper structures.  The long format of this is meant to evoke a Japanese hanging scroll. In the world of Kintsugi, the Tsukiginsei people believe water evokes serenity, gentleness, and playfulness.  Water is represented by the color blue and the predator Shachihoko.  Water is powerful, but it also flows around obstacles.  While it may change shape, water is always present, and always cycling from one place to the next.The character is a Dragon-Shapeshifter in his Merfolk form. Completed August 17th, 2019

Detail (Updated 1-3-2019 to add more depth)

🔺Eternal flame, Holy spirit, Burning desire, the olympic torch🔺

Alternate forms: Electricity, Solar energy, Lunar energy.

Typical Gender: Male

Direction: North

Time of Day: High Noon

Season: Summer

Perview: Motivation, Energy

Speed: 4 · Fast

Scrying: Fire gazing, Automatic writing

Tarot suit: Wands

Classic tools: Wands, Staves, Rods, Candles

New Age Tools: Lighter, Flashlight, Wax Warmers, Electronics

Activity: Dance, Football, Hockey, Racing, High energy sports, Campfires, Celebration

Magickal workings: Petition, Candlework,

Positive Aspects: Passion, Creativity, Energy, Sex, Determination

Shadow Aspects: Destruction, Anger, War

Gods and spirits: Hephaestus, Hestia, Helios, Posiedon, The Muses, Dragons, Phoenixes

Personality: Outgoing, Alluring, Passionate.

When fire enters a space, it fills the whole place with life.

It's happiness is joy, it's sorrow is rage.

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(A/N: Remaking my previous Bakugan Elements/Attributes post as I may've had found a better correspondence between D&D Attributes and the Six Bakugan Elements)

Pyrus 🔴: Strength - mostly attacks-based, attack initiative and firepower, hits hard AND hits even harder (though NOT tough enough to take damage)

Darkus ⚫🟣: Charisma - manipulation and intimidation, sleight of hand tactics, pulling strings from the shadows (mostly to meet one's own benefits)

Ventus 🟢: Agility - evasive mobility, ambush tactics (mostly from above), partial to movement speed and initiative

Aquos 🔵: Intelligence - strategy, forethought, playing chess while others play checkers vibes

Haos ⚪: Wisdom/Instinct - mostly supportive, ally buffer, partial to healing and protection

(A/N: Another random brainchild of my own making. Not a definitive classification system; don't take seriously.)

Aquos 🔵: Fish and other Aquatic Creatures

Darkus ⚫🟣: Undead (especially Zombies), Bats or Bugs/Arachnids

Haos ⚪: most Carnivorans (Caniformia and Feliformia)

Pyrus 🔴: Dragons, medium-sized Herbivorans (eg. Gazelles or Horses) or Dinosaurs

Ventus 🟢: Birds (capable of flight)

Thanks to Barton Associates (the locum tenens experts) and AAPA, an interactive guide to physician assistant practice laws was created detailing the ins and outs of each state. It offers a very good overview of the laws restricting or enhancing the profession by state and region (northwest, midwest, southeast, etc.). It highlights Six Key Elements, decided by AAPA. They are 6 elements that should be part of every state PA practice act. To learn more about each element, review AAPA's State Law Issues Brief.

"Licensure" as the regulatory term

Full prescriptive authority

Scope of practice determined at the practice level

Adaptable supervision requirements

Chart co-signature requirements determined at the practice

Number of PAs a physician may supervise determined at the practice level