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Message: <blockquote data-quote="X-Calator" data-source="post: 1026139" data-attributes="member: 10627">Okay, so the list goes like this:---Elementals---AirEarthFireWater---Paraelementals---Earth + Fire = MagmaFire + Air = SmokeAir + Water = IceWater + Earth = Ooze---Primary Quasielementals---Earth + Positive Energy = MineralFire + Positive Energy = RadianceAir + Positive Energy = LightningWater + Positive Energy = SteamEarth + Negative Energy = DustFire + Negative Energy = AshAir + Negative Energy = VacuumWater + Negative Energy = SaltI just got an idea. We all know about the quasielementals. They are caused by the energy planes coming in contact with the PRIMARY elemental planes. Key word: primary. What are some possibilities for quasi's if the PARAELEMENTAL planes (assuming they exist) touched the energy planes?Here is my chart (by no means final):---Secondary Quasielementals---Magma + Positive Energy = GlassSmoke + Positive Energy = FumeIce + Positive Energy = SnowOoze + Positive Energy = TarMagma + Negative Energy = SulphurSmoke + Negative Energy = SootIce + Negative Energy = FrostOoze + Negative Energy = MireExplanations:Glass: I don't know about this one. I saw magma and thought of volcano. Volcanic glass. *shrugs*Fume: Yes, it's another longshot, but I think it might work, provided it can stand apart from steam.Snow: I like this one most of all. Ice always seemed more of a solid blue type of elemental. Snow can be a more malleable "ice".Tar: Elemental combinations don't have to make sense, considering this is fantasy. This is the first thing that came to my mind when I thought of ooze.Sulphur: Same feeling I got from the glass.Soot: Think of it as more of as a thicker, blurry kind of elemental instead of the more billowy and cloud-like smoke.Frost: Same feeling as soot. This is more like a cold elemental than anything else. Billowy clouds of blue... uh... coldness.Mire: Mud and all kinds of nasty stuff. Ooze is nasty enough as it is, but this can fulfill an even grosser niche.What do you think?</blockquote>

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