Yaarel
🇮🇱He-Mage
The boundaries are blurring.I can turn on the light by clapping. I am communicating with someone on the other side of the world right now.
I have a box on my desk that can connect to all human knowledge.
Still not magic.
The boundaries are blurring.I can turn on the light by clapping. I am communicating with someone on the other side of the world right now.
I have a box on my desk that can connect to all human knowledge.
Still not magic.
They aren't.The boundaries are blurring.
Depends on the act. Direct divine intervention is more just asking an ally to help.Would they refer to Moses as magic?
Not sure what you are sayingThey aren't.
No one is calling technology magic that isn't being facetious. Because the moment technology emulates a thing, it's technology.
if i ask the party wizard to use shape water so i can cross a river am i using magic?Depends on the act. Direct divine intervention is more just asking an ally to help.
In some contexts, the miracle is understood as something that Moses knows how to do.Depends on the act. Direct divine intervention is more just asking an ally to help.
This is them using "magic" for "thing I don't understand" and then having a lot of those.Not sure what you are saying
Many people talk about technological magic. Whether as a formal genre of advanced technology or as an add for a high tech soap detergent.
Here is one of the dictionary definitions.This is them using "magic" for "thing I don't understand" and then having a lot of those.
Magic, in speculative fiction such as fantasy, especially in systemized fantasy like D&D, used the term to describe supernatural power that has distinct interactions with the world.
Is this a Dungeons and Dragons dictionary?Here is one of the dictionary definitions.
"4. any mysterious or extraordinary quality or power: the magic of springtime."
I hear people normally use the term "magic" to mean anything "extraordinary".
My point is, Dungeons and Dragons relies on the English language.Is this a Dungeons and Dragons dictionary?