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

Good Night

> 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.

Not  the  'planes'  in the sense the word is used. They are 'islands',
all  located  on  the same PMP, separated from each other by rivers of
flowing  chaos,  the Phlogistone. What of different laws, it is a very
rare  catch, and such spheres ARE influenced by some sort of magic, as
per Silmacar's definition ;)

PS:  Damn  the  spell-checkers...  If  they  don't  know some word, it
becomes  a  pain in the butt as they try to correct it -- as with that
'causalty'  that  it autocorrected to 'casualty' -- until I killed the
damn thing.

> -----Original Message-----
>> > 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

Good Luck
Andrew "NightBeing" Alchemist