Re: How to define "magic" (was Re: Fantasy relativity)

Spelljammer is a great way to force everything all on to one plane.. but
the reality is the crystal spheres are different planes with different
laws.

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Subject: Re: [SPELLJAMMER] How to define "magic" (was Re: [SPELLJAMMER]
Fantasy relativity)

>From: TayJK <TayJK@???????.com>
>
> > 2.Principle of universality (laws of physics are the same always and
> > everywhere).
>
>Other planes?

No, I'm restricting this to a single Prime Material as the other planes
are
just too difficult and far from our common experience.


Silmacar Halfelven
Captain of the Guards of Cardolan

"Since this Galaxy began, vast civilizations have risen and fallen,
risen
and fallen, risen and fallen so often that it's quite tempting to think
that
life in the Galaxy must be
a) something akin to seasick - space-sick, time sick, history sick or
some
such thing, and
b) stupid."




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