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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9157787" data-attributes="member: 23751">No.  This is not correct.  Even here in the real world we(huge numbers) believe in spirits, magic and the supernatural.  If the existence of the supernatural makes it natural as you say above with the fantasy world, then the same thing applies here.  The existence of spirits and divine miracles would be perfectly natural here in the real world.  Except it isn't.Just as in this world the supernatural(magic, spirits, gods, etc.) exists and is different from the natural(mundane things), the same categories exist in fantasy worlds and explicitly in D&D.We do not need a different definition, because the same one works perfectly well.  If it's natural here, it's natural there. If it's supernatural here, it's supernatural there.</blockquote>