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'''Dynamic magic''', also referred to as ''true magic'' or ''awakened magic'', is the form of [[magic (MTAs)|magic]] used by the [[Awakened (MTAs)|Awakened]] ([[mage (cWOD)|mages]]).
'''Magick''' or '''"True Magick"''' is an archaic spelling once used by [[Tradition]] and other mystic [[Awakened (MTAs)|mages]] to distinguish the true, [[dynamic magic]] of the Awakened from the limited arts of [[hedge magic]]ians and other [[sorcerer]]s. It is also used to distinguish dynamic magic from static magic, which works within the dominant [[paradigm]] (i.e. that of the [[Technocracy]]).
 
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==Overview==
 
For most of the twentieth century, dynamic magic was most commonly referred to as ''magick'' or "''True Magick''". After the [[Avatar Storm]] and the loss of most of the [[Council of Nine]]'s [[Archmage]]s, the term fell into disuse, with younger mages not so sure of the difference between their own magic and that of lesser magicians.
   
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The terms described above are most often used by the mages of the [[Traditions (MTAs)|Traditions]] to distinguish the true, dynamic magic of the Awakened from the limited arts of [[linear magic]]: the "[[hedge magic]]" of [[Sleeper (MTAs)|Sleeper]] [[sorcerer (MTAs)|sorcerers]], which works within the dominant [[paradigm]] (i.e. that of the [[Technocracy]]). Since the formation of the Nine Traditions, magic has been classified into the nine [[Sphere]]s; prior to this, each mystical [[Fellowship (MTAs)|Fellowship]] applied its own paradigm to determine the fundamental [[Pillar (MTAs)|Pillars]] of magic.
After the [[Avatar Storm]] and the loss of most of the [[Council of Nine]]'s [[Archmage]]s, the term fell into disuse, with younger mages not so sure of the difference between their own magic and that of lesser magicians.
 
   
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Awakened [[Technocrat]]s do not refer to their Awakened abilities as "magic"; instead, they use the term "[[Enlightened Science]]" for their effects.
* [[Mage: The Ascension|MTAs]]: '''[[Mage: The Ascension Second Edition]]'''
 
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==Gallery==
* [[Mage: The Ascension|MTAs]]: '''[[Mage: The Ascension Revised Edition]]'''
 
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<gallery>Spheres.jpg|Spheres of Magick</gallery>
 
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==References==
[[Category:Mage: The Ascension]]
 
 
* [[MTAs]]: '''[[Mage: The Ascension Second Edition]]'''
 
* {{b|MTAs|Mage: The Ascension Revised Edition|pdf=199|nip=1}}
 
[[Category:Mage: The Ascension glossary]]
 
[[Category:Mage: The Ascension glossary]]
[[Category:Glossary]]
 

Revision as of 16:22, 17 September 2017

Dynamic magic, also referred to as true magic or awakened magic, is the form of magic used by the Awakened (mages).

Overview

For most of the twentieth century, dynamic magic was most commonly referred to as magick or "True Magick". After the Avatar Storm and the loss of most of the Council of Nine's Archmages, the term fell into disuse, with younger mages not so sure of the difference between their own magic and that of lesser magicians.

The terms described above are most often used by the mages of the Traditions to distinguish the true, dynamic magic of the Awakened from the limited arts of linear magic: the "hedge magic" of Sleeper sorcerers, which works within the dominant paradigm (i.e. that of the Technocracy). Since the formation of the Nine Traditions, magic has been classified into the nine Spheres; prior to this, each mystical Fellowship applied its own paradigm to determine the fundamental Pillars of magic.

Awakened Technocrats do not refer to their Awakened abilities as "magic"; instead, they use the term "Enlightened Science" for their effects.

Gallery

References