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'''Other Origins:''' Pile of books marked "School of Entropy" in [[Mage Asunder]], south-east room off square on top level |
'''Other Origins:''' Pile of books marked "School of Entropy" in [[Mage Asunder]], south-east room off square on top level |
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* [[Codex entry: The Four Schools of Magic: Creation]] |
* [[Codex entry: The Four Schools of Magic: Creation]] |
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* [[Codex entry: The Four Schools of Magic: Primal]] |
* [[Codex entry: The Four Schools of Magic: Primal]] |
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* [[Codex entry: The Four Schools of Magic: Spirit]] |
* [[Codex entry: The Four Schools of Magic: Spirit]] |
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<poem>''To you, my second-born, I grant this gift:'' |
<poem>''To you, my second-born, I grant this gift:'' |
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''In your heart shall burn'' |
''In your heart shall burn'' |
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''--Threnodies'' 5:7.</poem> |
''--Threnodies'' 5:7.</poem> |
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| − | The first of the two Schools of Matter, Entropy is the opposing force of Creation; for this reason it is often called the School of Negation. Nothing lives without death. Time inevitably brings an end to all things in the material world, and yet in this ending is the seed of a beginning. A river may flood its banks, causing havoc, but bring new life to its floodplain. The fire that burns a forest ushers in new growth. And so it is with entropic magic that we manipulate the forces of erosion, decay, and destruction to create anew. |
+ | The first of the two Schools of Matter, Entropy is the opposing force of Creation; for this reason it is often called the School of Negation. Nothing lives without death. Time inevitably brings an end to all things in the material world, and yet in this ending is the seed of a beginning. A [[Rivers|river]] may flood its banks, causing havoc, but bring new life to its floodplain. The fire that burns a forest ushers in new growth. And so it is with entropic magic that we manipulate the forces of erosion, decay, and destruction to create anew. |
''--From ''The Four Schools: A Treatise, ''by First Enchanter Josephus.'' |
''--From ''The Four Schools: A Treatise, ''by First Enchanter Josephus.'' |
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Revision as of 06:08, 29 October 2016
- See also: Entropy spells
Codex text
To you, my second-born, I grant this gift:
In your heart shall burn
An unquenchable flame
All-consuming, and never satisfied.
--Threnodies 5:7.
The first of the two Schools of Matter, Entropy is the opposing force of Creation; for this reason it is often called the School of Negation. Nothing lives without death. Time inevitably brings an end to all things in the material world, and yet in this ending is the seed of a beginning. A river may flood its banks, causing havoc, but bring new life to its floodplain. The fire that burns a forest ushers in new growth. And so it is with entropic magic that we manipulate the forces of erosion, decay, and destruction to create anew.
--From The Four Schools: A Treatise, by First Enchanter Josephus.