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Elu Ancalime · 12-20-2005, 08:07 PM

It may not have been mentioned much, but remember, tread the use of magic carefully. Magic in our world is easy to define, as some feat accomplished that is extraordinary and supernatural. In Tolkiens world, any of theswe 'magic' events may be normal to the protagonist. 'Powers' might be a better term. While fireworks to hobbits might be magic, fireworks to Sauron may be nothing more special than a sneeze. Jutst to piont that out. And btw, that is my own definition, i credit it from what i know.
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12-20-2005, 08:07 PM	#14
Elu Ancalime Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Anador Posts: 476	It may not have been mentioned much, but remember, tread the use of magic carefully. Magic in our world is easy to define, as some feat accomplished that is extraordinary and supernatural. In Tolkiens world, any of theswe 'magic' events may be normal to the protagonist. 'Powers' might be a better term. While fireworks to hobbits might be magic, fireworks to Sauron may be nothing more special than a sneeze. Jutst to piont that out. And btw, that is my own definition, i credit it from what i know. ________ DODGE VENOM Last edited by Elu Ancalime; 03-03-2011 at 10:23 PM.