IC Inbox - Asgard Eventide

[samantha_grey]

An old, brick edifice stands in front of the burnt-down ruins of a home in the hillside. Mountains rear up in all directions, covered in lush, green vegetation. Nobody comes this way anymore, but you have the sense that anything placed in the mailbox attached to this old structure will be found by someone, the only living person for whom this place still has any meaning.

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2/2 inadvertantly

[samantha_grey]

[A thought suddenly occurred to Samantha and she smirked a bit. There might be some use in this venture after all.]

Actually... I was curious about those runes you mentioned. Could they be used to strengthen the magic in an area possibly, or to collect and pool it?

Good thing I didn't tag yet.

[snugglesjugs]

Theoretically yes, both should be possible. In fact I know my teacher made tools back home that were just for storing her excess magic.

I'll need to study how runes work here to see if there a way to replicate it.

hehe excellent timing

[samantha_grey]

Let me know what you find out. Magic doesn't work in this place like it does in my world, at least not entirely. So I'm assuming these runes aren't any different, and they'll do things their way.

[snugglesjugs]

In your world do you use foci to cast magic? In a way each rune is like a little foci and putting them a lot together is like casting a magic circle.

It's probably not exactly like that, that's how magic is cast in my world. [It could be one of the reasons he's so happy about finding out about runes.]

[samantha_grey]

Varies, a lot. Focuses and spell components aren't unheard of, but there's a lot of different schools of thought in mysticism in my world. Getting a consistent sort of thought isn't exactly easy out of anyone who uses spells, however.