UnBaed

Far off, a slender elf with milky-white hair scratched away at a book's parchment with her pen. There were often times in her work that she'd wonder how that strange alchemist was doing, even after these unfolding centuries. Unaware of his passing, she would be left to only wonder.

Your reasoning is a little odd, for arguing about lore conflicts. To my knowledge, I don't think Naztherak are filled with malflame - just like Mystics aren't filled with ectoplasm. There's no risk of combustion, and there's no way they can cast two magics at the same time (unless they powergame like me) Both of them possess the ability to conjure the material. As for heavy soul alteration, the previous mentions seems like it was tied to massive slot-taking magics, that transform the character more into a creature (with a CA) or be influenced by a dieity that would be insulted with the presence of a magic that defies their powers. I don't care if this is accepted or denied personally, though if you're wanting to set a precedent for the lore - you should also look to include some other magics. Why doesn't blood magic become incompatible, for how it alters the soul? Or necromancy?

"MY TATTOO BUSINESS!!!!" Cried out a humble lavender artist, Ilaria.

*shunts into the forum realm

april fools was yesterday when will this weird crusade end

Perfect day of celebration :) I hope all trans players continue to feel safe and supported on here

This feels like a rather strange way of dictating character interactions through lore, feels more appropriate to be forming coven mindsets in RP if you'd rather not see that niche of RP around you. Example to make a warlock prove themselves can just be killing or maiming a loved one to prove their dedication to their path, or be forced to face other consequences - promotes more villainy and further embraces the dark, evil coven aesthetic

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