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then it would be a cultivation story situation, where the stronger person is always right. it would either be that or the magic equivalent of it. Dragons don't usually care about other races, but it is a fantasy world so something different can happen. it would depend on what the dragons want...

It would depend on when the two or more races are introduced to each other, how different each race is, and if they can communicate with each other. They will fight each other more often than not. An exception would be when one side kills enough of the other—the reason why is that they will want...

I believe I said something similar to age in a previous post, do you want me to post that on here? as I said before the physical reflects the spiritual and vice versa. the person in question would mature in ways, but at the same time would have some habits as whatever their physical age would...

It would depend on the race itself, how far magic has progressed, and if there is a system in place. Longlived races would be fine living with similar longlived races. When they interact with a shorter-lived race, that is where problems would arise. This could be why elves, in most stories...

All spells use one understanding of the element to determine the effect of it. The more you understand, the more you can do with it. This does sound simple, but I have mentioned before that many other factors can affect how the spell works. An example of this is Zuko fire bending from avatar the...

Do you want to change topics to something else? Sorry for taking so long to reply, I couldn't think of anything to write. The only thing I could add to what you said before is that every spell is just a form of manipulation, whether it is elemental and/or not. So theoretically, almost anything...

do you want to get into spell theorizing? basically coming up with possible spells by either coming up with new ones or building off an existing spell. or do you want to get into how an affinity can affect/reflect a person?

Emotions wouldn't fuel them in the way you are thinking. It would be more like casting a spell, which would have a passive effect, without realizing it. Emotion would be a good part of that spell and afterward. Ex: 'I can't die until the cause of my pain and suffering experience more pain than...

soul magic: the soul would be linked to your mana. So if you had mana sight and try to search for where it is coming from, you should eventually find it. Another way is to do the same thing, but you do it to yourself while meditating. Meditation usually clears the mind while increasing the...

summoning: summoning would be a part/branch of contract magic. You are making a contract with the monster/animal in question. It usually comes down to if the creature/sentient monster likes you or you have something that the other wants. For mindless monsters, this is easier since they usually...

Gods usually do whatever they want, though they may be drawn to things similar to their divinities. Ex: a god/goddess of smithing may get more enjoyment out of life when they are smithing, though that wouldn't be the only thing they would enjoy. Gods could do one of three things: live on the...

Magic languages are a language in the end and therefore have the same weaknesses. By that, I mean for the person who learns one magic language and wants to learn another magic language, would run into similar problems as with people trying to learn multiple languages. Some languages would have...

Chant revocation is still a part of language magic. A language is always a language as long as its purpose still exists while using it. An example of this is sign language, and its purpose is to let people who are mute to communicate. An ex of an energy equivalent of sign language would be in...

I read that one, and I liked it though I don't remember the magic system. It was more of a slice of life with a fantasy/isekai twist for me. (do you want to switch topics or continue talking about magic language systems? there is still a good part left, like for ex: the limits of each magic...

I like the concept, but I wouldn't say I like how they executed it. there are other stories like this, and I do like the concept, it is just that I didn't really enjoy watching "the irregular at magic high school." A few reasons why I was not too fond of it is what they did to the mc and that...

The mc in those novels usually have a ton of mana, which is the reason why they can get away with it. It is sort of like naruto with shadow clones. Another reason why, is that the gods usually gives the mc either a good or near-perfect control over mana, though it isn't mentioned much. This...

You get the idea, though the magic system itself would determine if that type of magic is feasible. You have to be clear and precise when you do a spell since you don't want a spell to miss fire. the only exception to this is 'chant shortening' and 'chant revoking.' Chant shortening would be...

When I say flexibility, I mean, how often you can use it in different situations. Ex: if you create a fire with the god's language than you would incinerate a mountain along with a good chunk of the underground, that is not even mentioning the surrounding damage. On the other hand, if you create...

it would make sense that magic would be that simple while adding a few other components. the other components are the meaning behind the word, belief/faith, and willpower. the reason why I say this is because we can see this due to the multiple magic languages that a fantasy world has from the...

The last one is more ritual-based. If it is related to a game system, then it would be under the mission system, but even then, it would be a temporary reward instead of the permanent reward that you would usually get. I would say that it would be a mix of sorts for a magic language. 1.) you...