Eg: "Holy", "Water", "Spirit", etc...
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EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Tzeenatch magic is the best kind of magic. The very essence of change wielded as a weapon against your enemies, what is not to love?
karushna5 wrote...
Water, I always felt its fluidity suited more to magic. Never liked the whole giant wave part of it though, also it always seems to be attached to healing nowadays(mythological lay it is usually attached to death) and healing is always my favorite type of magic
eluvianix wrote...
Waterbending trumps all!!
Medhia Nox wrote...
Yeah, it all ends up just being flavor preference.
I just think I'm overloaded on elementalists.
Warhammer fantasyeluvianix wrote...
EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Tzeenatch magic is the best kind of magic. The very essence of change wielded as a weapon against your enemies, what is not to love?
From what series does this type of magic hail from?


Remember, I have yet to indulge in that particular series, but everything in it sounds so fascinating.EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Warhammer fantasyeluvianix wrote...
EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Tzeenatch magic is the best kind of magic. The very essence of change wielded as a weapon against your enemies, what is not to love?
From what series does this type of magic hail from?(That series really is the grand old dad of dark fantasy)
Tzeenatch is some messed up shizzle. Forcing horrible mutations unto your enemies. Making for instance two enemies melt together into a horrible creation of flesh and bone, and then make that newly created monster fight its former comrades. Disturbing stuff, but its power is undeniable
Reminds me of vissictude from vampire the masquerade, except with vissictude you can make furnitureEmperorSahlertz wrote...
Warhammer fantasyeluvianix wrote...
EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Tzeenatch magic is the best kind of magic. The very essence of change wielded as a weapon against your enemies, what is not to love?
From what series does this type of magic hail from?(That series really is the grand old dad of dark fantasy)
Tzeenatch is some messed up shizzle. Forcing horrible mutations unto your enemies. Making for instance two enemies melt together into a horrible creation of flesh and bone, and then make that newly created monster fight its former comrades. Disturbing stuff, but its power is undeniable
thatd be awesome.XxSilverle4fxX wrote...
I love nature magic you could just summon vines and tree roots to entangle people in and to do damage make them have thorns on them or something