The Art of Magic

Magic is the product of mortal innovation. While many who worship gods see magic as an abhorrent imitation of Divine Arts, magic is actually much more powerful. Without the limits of divine domains and whims of a higher power, mages are free to build an arsenal of spells however they want. However, all magic comes at a cost, which is determined by the whims of creation. Payment can be done via cast times, years off one's life, stamina, psychological consequences or incantations of Eldritch Tongue and rituals.
In order to regulate this, a system was created to determine how many spells a mage can use per day. As their arcane fortitude grows, so does their amount of spells. This system attempts to keep consequences to cast times, rituals and stamina loss.

Utility

Can be used for anything aside from the ability to create new laws of nature or cosmos. However, spells come at the cost of incantations, cast times, rituals and stamina.

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• Divine Art Preservation

Access & Availability

User must have proper training to use the art safely. Some are born with a greater amount of control over Creation than others, but magic is something that can be practiced by all humans and demons.

Complexity

Highly complex and takes years of study to master.

Discovery

Upon the rising up of humanity on Aewith against their elven oppressors, several discovered an ability to control the Power of Creation using an ancient language. These Original Mystics perished, not knowing the limitations of magic, but live on as pseudo deities for mages.