20th Spell [Video/Action for Cianwood]

[friendyousohard]

Tower- Tower no!

[An enormous roar accompanies the sudden rush of sand by the lens of the Pokegear as an enormous Tyranitar begins stomping around, roaring at something that can't be seen through the sandstorm. Twilight backs up a few steps, holding her arm in front of her face as the sand threatens to blind her.]

Gah, it's everywhere... Tower, stop! It's just a-

[With another roar, the hulking monstrosity sends the object of its rage hurling over its shoulder past Twilight.]

... Tentacool.

[The hapless jellyfish is forgotten already, though, as Tower seems to have taken the opportunity to just start stomping around wildly, roaring challenges at what appears to be the world at large.]

Oh by Celestia's mane... When I get the sand out of my eyes you are going in your ball for a week!

Comments

[video]

[friendyousohard]

I see... so "magic" in your world is synonymous with "miracles", wherease magecraft is the use of mana to cause effects as opposed to more mundane means. Except of course that miracles are dictated by a deity or Fate, and your true magic would be in the hands of mortal magi.

So depending on what the source of our transportation to this world is, it could either be an example of true magic by your definition, a miracle, or a technological cause... which if I'm understanding this right would invalidate one of your true magics as being... well, magic. Correct?

[video]

[enjoymyatelier]

That would be it, yes. There are some borderline cases, of course-a striking example would be Reality Marbles, which allow a person to temporarily reject reality and substitute their own reality that has a specific set of rules. These are close to true magic, but because they're more like bending the rules than breaking them due to their limited scope, they're considered to be in their own category.

If we were assuming the cause originated in my world, then yes. This world and many others seem to function quite differently from my own, so I can't say that a technological cause here would invalidate travel between worlds as a true magic in my own, since there is no technology in my world that could achieve it.