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evecreathion · 2 years

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💬 Passionnée & émerveillée par l'astrologie et tout ce qui touche à la magie, la nature, les énergies, la spiritualité ... depuis ma plus tendre enfance, j'ai réalisé et appris avec le temps que j'étais quelqu'un d"un peu spécial (pour ne pas dire très bizarroïde 🤪🤭) Avant ma vie n'avais pas vraiment de sens jusqu'à ce que je comprenne et apprenne plus sur qui je suis vraiment et pourquoi je suis là ... Je suis une HP "hypersensible" qui a des dons spéciaux 🧚‍♀️ et de nos jours je suis contente d'apprendre que je suis pas la seule et qu'il y a toutes une communauté de personnes comme moi dans le monde entier 🤩 Bref c'est pour cela que la lithothérapie, les Chakra, l'énergétique, ... et tout ceux qui sont liés me passionne tellement ! 😍 🌟 Aujour'hui je vous fais un schéma en photos concernant ma nouvelle mini collections ; les 7 Éléments, qui sont basées principalement sur les 4 éléments de la nature qui est; le Feu, l'Eau, l'Air et la Terre. Les 12 signes astrologiques sont aussi lié aux 4 éléments de la nature ! Petit topo pour vous dire que tout mes bijoux portent tous des noms peu communs et sont associés aux pierres naturelles ou des breloques liés à un thème. Si des fois je tarde trop à mettre un bijou en ligne, c'est juste parceque je fais avant tout beaucoup de recherche par thème spécifique pour que ça ai un sens ! (Je suis beaucoup trop perfectionniste pour faire les choses simplement 😋) Avez vous aimez ce nouveau post, le thème des 4 élément de la nature liée aux 12 signes astrologiques, ainsi que les photos que j'ai moi même retouchées ? Si oui, mettez un ❤ et n'hésitez pas à commenter ci dessous. 𝒩𝒶𝓂𝒶𝓈𝓉ℯ́, 𝒫ℯ𝒶𝒸ℯ & ℒℴ𝓋ℯ 𝒶𝓁𝓌𝒶𝓎𝓈 🙏🕉🌷✌☮🤟❤🖤🤘🎸💀🖖👽 - ℒ𝓎𝓃ℯ𝒜𝒟ℯ𝓈𝓈𝒞𝓇ℯ́𝒜𝓉𝒽𝒾ℴ𝓃 💋 #lyneadesscreathion #femmeartiste #créatricebijoux #créationunique #créationfaitmains #créationartisanale #créationfrançaise #element #4elements #feu #air #eau #terre #spiritüel #spiritualite #magie #lithotherapie #astrologie #mothernature #naturelove #energie #energetique #pierressemiprecieuses #pierresnaturels #hypersensible #perfectionism #mypassion #mylife #myworld #aboutme (à Toulon, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeXF9acqGI6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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magioftheseas · 2 years

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Why do people think it's better for MLM ships to always remain miserable and toxic but WLW ships are just cute and happy and that's okay

Not sure why you feel that way, anon, because the general populace of shippers doesn't think that.

You might need to find a better crowd.

#Are you the same person from a month ago?#Because I've been through this song and dance before and I am not eager to retrace those steps #There's plenty of people who love them some cute and happy slash content and they are not that hard to find #Ffs watch sasaki to miyano or smth #It only aired last season #Magi answers #anonymous

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fishdiva · 4 months

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sayaka from a while ago

#puella magi madoka magica #sayaka miki #uhhh #madoka #pmmm #pmmm sayaka #idk #idrgaf about mado magi its just the only magical girl show with designs i dont hate lol #i like cardcaptor too i guess but that’s like saying i like breathing air #sayaka’s the goat tho fr (she’s blue)#my art

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esoterique-fr · 4 months

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Comment maîtriser les 4 éléments pdf

Pour savoir comment maîtriser les 4 éléments, téléchargez gratuitement au format pdf la fiche pratique. Dedans, vous découvrirez quels sont les 4 éléments de la nature, voir même les 5 éléments de la vie. Quels sont les 4 éléments de la nature? Les 4 éléments de la nature et de la vie qui circulent en chacun de nous et dans tout ce qui compose l’univers sont du plus dense au plus subtil, Terre,…

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#4 éléments pdf #L&039;équilibre des 4 éléments #La magie des éléments #La sagesse des 4 éléments #Les 4 éléments #Les 4 éléments et la santé.#Les 4 éléments et la spiritualité #Les éléments fondamentaux #Les éléments naturels #Maîtriser l&039;air #Maîtriser l&039;eau #Maîtriser la terre #Maîtriser le feu #Maîtriser les 4 éléments #Pouvoir des 4 éléments #Rituel des 4 éléments

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art-vortex · 6 months

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(via Coussin avec l'œuvre « "La Magie des Montagnes : Vintage & Nature" » de l'artiste Art-Vortex-fr)

#findyourthing #redbubble #Montagnes Vintage Nature Aventure Paysages Rétro Explorez Beauté intemporelle Majesté Design captivant Magie Monde d'aventure Plein air

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lorenzlund · 1 year

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“Soul Boy”. Eine Jugend in Kenia. Ein Junge auf der Suche nach seiner wie er glaubt verlorenen Seele. Und der seines verstorbenen Vaters!

ein afrikanischer Film mitfinanziert von Tom Twyker.

Ein Mädchen hilft ihm nun dabei! Auf ihren Reisen lernen beide ihr Land genauer kennen!

Sie machen dabei magische Erfahrungen.

*Magie u. Zauberei

(*Vieles davon, von den Inhalten auch dieser Story, erinnert dann doch sehr stark wieder an Erfahrungen die ich in meiner Vergangenheit verschiedentlich auch schon machte! Mit auch dem eigenen Vater! Und Deutschland als meinem Land! Den ich allerdings dann selber so auch nie kennenlernte oder kennenlernen durfte!!)

#die Säulen der Erde #Seine Seele ist jetzt im Himmel angelangt!#Magie und Zauberei #Zauberer von Oz #POWs #zaubern #Saubär #the Air #a man

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yurimother · 8 months

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'Puella Magi Madoka Magica -Walpurgisnacht: Rising-' Announces Winter 2024 Debut

On Sunday, at Aniplex Online Fest 2023, Aniplex revealed a new teaser trailer for Puella Magi Madoka Magica The Movie: -Walpurgisnacht Rising- (Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica: Walpurgis no Kaiten).

The trailer revealed that the anime film, which continues the Puella Magi Madoka Magica main timeline after the events of the 2013 film Rebellion, will debut theatrically in Japan in Winter 2024.

Aniplex also revealed a new key visual for the film and announced that director Yukihiro Miyamoto, who directed the original 2011 television anime series, its two film adaptation, Rebellion, and spin-off Magia Record is returning for Walpurgisnacht: Rising at SHAFT.

He is joined by the previously revealed staff, including the original creators Magica Quartet, chief director Akiyuki Simbou, writer Gen Urobuchi (Nitroplus), and character designer Aokiume. Additional returning staff includes character animation designer Junichiro Taniguchi, who served as Chief Animation Director on previous projects, parallel world designer Gekidan InuCurry (Doroinu), who created the iconic, unique looks of the Witches Labyrinths, and composer Yuki Kajiura.

All of the original Japanese main voice cast from the series and Rebellion are set to reprise their roles:

Aoi Yuki as Madoka Kaname

Chiwa Saito as Homura Akemi

Kaori Mizuhashi as Mami Tomoe

Eri Kitamura as Sayaka Miki

Ai Nonaka as Kyouko Sakura

Kana Asumi as Nagisa Momoe

Emiri Kato as Kyubey

The anime was originally announced back in 2021, but in 2019 at Anime Expo, Homura's voice actress, Chiwa Saito, foreshadowed the sequel, saying that "the actual series has not ended yet" and that she was looking forward to everyone seeing Devil Homura, a reference to the ending of Rebellion, again.

Puella Magi Madoka Magica aired in 2011 to critical and audience acclaim. It became a cultural phenomenon and spawned two movie adaptations, Beginnings and Eternal, the sequel film Rebellion, and multiple manga and video game spin-offs. It is credited with popularizing mixing dark, postmodern tropes with the magical girl genre.

Source: Aniplex Online Fest 2023, Press Release

#madoka magica #puella magi madoka magica #yuri #anime #news #girls love #lgbt #gay #lgbtq #gl #queer #lesbian #manga #yuri anime #mahou shoujo madoka magica

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I've got a world-building/combat question. I have these two warring nations in my setting, both medieval-ish tech levels. One of them figures out how to make magical flying craft that are basically WWI airplanes. The other country invents dragon riders in response. Since then, they've been at war for ~60 years. I'm trying to figure out how the heck an air force would alter medieval combat strategies. If you've any suggestions, I'd appreciate it

The first, and biggest world building problem is that magic is part of your overall tech level. Ironically, Diskworld is an excellent example of how magical technology can basically function as an alternate path for social and technical development, though, honestly, a lot of high-magic settings tend to have tech leakage from magic.

One of the more common examples that comes to mind are “magical radios.” Either it's an enchanted device that allows person to person communication, or it's direct telepathic communication, but whatever it is, it serves a fundamentally similar role to a handheld radio, or (depending on how it works) a phone. The thing is, it's functionally a magical replacement, and it would affect society in much the same way those technologies have.

This is a long way to say, if your magical combat technology has WWI-grade planes, there is a very real possibility that a lot of your warfare is also going to be at a similar magi-tech level, if not more advanced. Having written that, I'm reminded of The Red Star comic series; though, that has a heavy Soviet aesthetic, and is not-at-all medieval.

Again, it doesn't really matter if you have fully-automatic firearms, or if you have a bolt thrower that conjures and propels crystals at hyper-sonic speeds into your foes. If they have a similar rate of fire, and similar accuracy, the meaningful change is texture. Your characters might see tiny crystal fragments shattered on the floor, or embedded into walls, instead of bullet holes. There may be no smell, or conjuring the crystals might leave a different odor. A handheld lightning projector might leave scorch marks, and a scent of ozone, for instance.

Magic might also factor into armor and defenses. If you can use a magical ward to dispel conjured objects, that might be extremely useful for fortifying specific targets against incoming conjured attacks, but it would likely be wholly ineffective against the lightning projector, or some other kind of directed energy beam weapon.

“Inventing,” dragon riding as a response to someone else making a magical airship, does strike me as an odd cause-and-effect. If dragon riding was that easy, it would seem likely that someone would have militarized them long before that point. Inventing flying objects that could function as a hard counter to dragons feels a little more natural. Or, magical, AA installations. Though, this is something that could probably be finessed, if you're really committed to the setup. It's also worth remembering that air superiority is an extremely potent advantage, even if you're not sure what to do with it, meaning that if one side suddenly had fliers, and the other side couldn't come up with a counter in short order, they'd be picked apart, and the war wouldn't have this 60 year timescale.

If it seems like I went to ranged weapons very quickly, there's a simple reason. You can't joust from a plane. Your options are to either propel objects at people, or drop things on them from above. Dragons also (usually) have the option to breathe fire on them. Now, firearms did exist in the late medieval era. So, that's not that far out of range. I'm less sure of the invention of bombs. At least, of the variety you could deliver to your enemy on the battlefield. Though, it occurs to me, you could probably use a catapult or trebuchet to deliver an explosive payload, if the explosives were stable enough to survive launch, but sensitive enough to detonate on impact. (Of course, if you have some kind of magically primed explosive, that stays stable until it is ejected from the catapult, and then explodes on impact, that would work.)

Looping back to the timescale again, this would require some pretty potent defensive capabilities. A dragon, with the ability to breathe fire, and the capacity for strategic thinking, could easily starve out an entire kingdom, simply by making a habit of torching all the cropland it could find. It doesn't, particularly matter if it gets all the food, so long as it torches a meaningful percentage of the available crops. When you have farmers going hungry, you're going to see food production dipping, exacerbating the problem. When you have soldiers going hungry, they're not going to be able to fight as effectively. When you have the peasantry going hungry, you're going to see civil unrest, and probably rebellions coming for their lord's head. You can't wage a war against a hostile nation under those circumstances. (In fact, there were multiple peasant revolts during the Hundred Years War, which basically stalled out France's ability to fight. England also suffered multiple peasant uprisings at roughly the same time. Though, those were motivated by taxation, which ends in a similar place.)

A related concept that's somewhat hinted above, is that wars are expensive, and both France and England found themselves facing uprisings because of taxation needed to support the ongoing war. (The irony being that both nations encountered this at roughly the same point in history. Roughly 40 years into the war.) A war that's been going for 60 years will likely have ravaged the economies of the involved nations. This isn't necessarily something that your characters would be aware of, unless you expand the context to show non-wartime economies.

The simplest explanation for why this happens is that any money you spend prosecuting the war are products that you never see returning value from. The money itself doesn't leave the economy, but the natural resources, and labor required, are expended non-productively (from the perspective of economic growth.) So, if you have a peacetime merchant, they're moving money around, but they're paying for their goods, and then those goods are going to consumers, who may also be contributing to economic activity with those goods (this even applies for food, you can think of that as a necessary component to any productive activity.) If you're a wartime merchant, selling weapons to the military, you are contributing to economic activity when you buy the weapons, but when they're sold to the crown, that's no longer productive. Those weapons leave the economy and never return. Worse, any soldiers who are permanently wounded, or killed, are also removed from the economy. Over time, this can destroy the most prosperous of nations. (To be clear, this is more advanced economic analysis than anyone in the middle ages would have had. So, the idea that wars are expensive was understood, but the exact reasons it slowed the economy were not.) And, this kind of thinking is another form of technological advancement. Ideas for understanding complex systems have become more intricate and detailed over time. While it's not the concept of, “invention,” that you might be used to, it is a similar form of progress.

So, how would this look in your world? There's a lot of potential consequences, most of which are not contradictory.

An impoverished lower-class is very likely. Whether that includes wounded veterans or not is a little more up in the air, though after 60 years, military pensioners, and those who suffered life-altering injuries on the battlefield are likely to be a common sight, either on the street or in the poverty line. (Especially if the crown is willing to enforce drafts and conscription.) At this point, that might be a very real possibility.

A struggling aristocracy is also likely, with former major power players who've declined into poverty. This might take the form of borderline abandoned estates that have been taken over by the crown or squatters. (Probably not both at the same time.)

Serious inflation is likely (and could be why formerly stable guild members, merchants, and even some of the aristocracy might now find themselves struggling.) I realize this point isn't something most really think of when you're trying to write a fantasy world, but it's worth considering. More likely this will be seen in food prices having increased over time. So the major symptoms you'd likely see would be decaying structures that no one has the resources to maintain, rising food prices, and generalized poverty. Even in a fairly magically advanced setting, a lot of these things would, likely, still happen. Of course, if the dragons have been used to destroy the agricultural base, things would be even worse in that nation. To be clear, food and taxation riots are not off the table there.

This is sort of a non-sequitur, but if you have a setting with classic transmutation (lead, or other base metals, into gold), you would actually see inflation with every batch of transmuted gold hitting the market. It's sort of an amusing note on the fantasy of being able to produce as much money as you want, but ultimately, it's actually harmful from a macroeconomic perspective. (Basically, the same reason counterfeiting is a problem.) Though, it is a possible hook for criminal groups in one of those nations, producing counterfeit gold via transmutation.

There's also a real world example from 2020, where a jewelry company had fabricated “fake,” gold bars as collateral to secure loans. In total, they claimed to have 83 tons of gold used to obtain loans worth over 2.8 billion dollars, from 14 different creditors. Except, when they defaulted on those loans, and were forced to hand over the gold, it was discovered that these were in fact gold plated copper bars.

I realize the question was about the flying forces specifically, but so long as that advantage is dealt with quickly, and neither side is able to monopolize air superiority, that's not going to change nearly as much as having that level of magical advancement would on its own, and of course, the general consequences of having a war that's been going on for long enough that multiple generations have died on the battlefield. That's going to a bigger effect on your world as a whole.

-Starke

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