The Core of Elements
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I'm a bit late writing this bit here as the article has been out for a few days at this point. But this article was the first step in a 26 article planning system building up the world to a state in which a story can be written. My goal is to finish the base of the world by the beginning of May or June 2022.
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this expedition into the world of Resonance. The Core of Elements provides a whole new world, a versitile but complex skill with power that parallels that of the greatest cores in Aesontis. Keep an eye out for some more Resonance-based articles in the near future!
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Hey there! So, some notes. When I started reading the article, I read about Harmonics but I had no idea what that was in the context of your world (first paragraph), also under "Manipulative" under each element you have "Manipulative | Relocatable" and I am not sure if the repetition under each helps with something (please explain if you wish) The theme text-to-background might need some tweaking. I had to actually highlight pieces of text to read it. That said, this is a damn amazing work for "Sci" I absolutely love it.
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Ooh. Thank you very much for the comment! As far as Harmonics, I'll summarize that they're the specific skills which the magic system can apply within the greater Cores (categories). Thanks for reminding me, I'll add Harmonics to be next on my list. As far as Manipulative vs Relocatable, the Manipulative term is explained in the article but the Manipulative bit comes from the greater context of Harmoics which I introduced in the Core of Gravity as the form in which the system functions (ex. Relocatable Harmonics rely on a displacement system where the Resonance is able to be immediately restored upon completion of use while Expendable Harmonics require a recharge time). I should explain it more in the Harmonics article. Hmm. I've gone through a few iterations, but I never seem to be able to perfect the contrast. I increased the brightness on the background a bit so, hopefully, that helps at least a little. Thanks again for reading! I'm glad the article was enjoyable.