The Magic System
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On the other hand, the book was short and lacked a lot of other important information. I don't think it was possible to include more about magic without including detail about other elements and characters. It should really be read as a series and individual novels will always be lacking in detail.
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Book 2 did give a little more explanation, but not much. There were a few sentences that described the big picture of how faith, magic, and science relate, but I don't remember reading much else. Perhaps more is coming in the rest of the series.
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I myself in particular am an unabashed fan of hard magic systems, so the fact that this one is so loose and informal "gets my goat" in multiple fashions, truthfully.
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I mean, hey now your bones are made of glass, or your hair is lava.
And shapeshifting? Whats to say you can't just make yourself change in all the best ways? You can change fat cells, or erase them, so obviously can make anyone lose weight.
I think just a few things a bio mage could be good at would ensure a lifetime career, if not overwhelming power.
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