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...why are you doing this? It's not funny. It's not even all that annoying.

It’s really not funny and can you please stop? Our relationship isn’t a joke and my bad side isn’t something to mess with.

(not you baalze)

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...why are you doing this? It's not funny. It's not even all that annoying.

 cause i child

sorry, i will stop

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So, the types of magic in Gastronomia so far:

Pyromancy: It's pretty much sorcery, but it runs off calories. You will never see a chubby pyromancer... for long, that is.

Necromancy: Symbiosis with sentient fungi (aka undead). Necromancers can make entire buildings and armies out of rotting material and specialized fungi, but they need a symbiote in order to actually use this power. Notably, different symbiotes have different strengths and are often passed down through generations, so getting a stronger one will be difficult.

Gastronomy: Whip up delicious meals out of magical ingredients. This functions kinda like wizardry, where it's all in the training as opposed to any natural magic flowing through you. This magic heals others and allows you to draw power (buffs) from the ingredients. You can also make poisons with this.

Ceremancy: A sort of weapon magic/martial art. Early on, you will just be enchanting weapons to be sharper/faster and more precise, but later on you'll ditch the weapons and conjure them out of thin air, or even weaponize the thin air itself using the techniques you used before. Think kind of a mixture of psionics and Shonen anime powers.

Glodism: Black magic, fueled by the power of famine. A mixture of sorcery and occultism, you need to incorporate a very specific item, a Black Shard, into your body in order to even use this magic, and even then you will be weak without proper study. However, this magic allows for the direct and brutal absorption of powers and life force through consuming enemies, and is incredibly destructive and powerful on its own even without devouring the powers of others.

 I can’t read the word “gastronomy” and keep a straight face. The fungi aspect of necromancy is cool. Same goes for the twist on pyromancy.

gtg byeeee

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So, the types of magic in Gastronomia so far:

Pyromancy: It's pretty much sorcery, but it runs off calories. You will never see a chubby pyromancer... for long, that is.

Necromancy: Symbiosis with sentient fungi (aka undead). Necromancers can make entire buildings and armies out of rotting material and specialized fungi, but they need a symbiote in order to actually use this power. Notably, different symbiotes have different strengths and are often passed down through generations, so getting a stronger one will be difficult.

Gastronomy: Whip up delicious meals out of magical ingredients. This functions kinda like wizardry, where it's all in the training as opposed to any natural magic flowing through you. This magic heals others and allows you to draw power (buffs) from the ingredients. You can also make poisons with this.

Ceremancy: A sort of weapon magic/martial art. Early on, you will just be enchanting weapons to be sharper/faster and more precise, but later on you'll ditch the weapons and conjure them out of thin air, or even weaponize the thin air itself using the techniques you used before. Think kind of a mixture of psionics and Shonen anime powers.

Glodism: Black magic, fueled by the power of famine. A mixture of sorcery and occultism, you need to incorporate a very specific item, a Black Shard, into your body in order to even use this magic, and even then you will be weak without proper study. However, this magic allows for the direct and brutal absorption of powers and life force through consuming enemies, and is incredibly destructive and powerful on its own even without devouring the powers of others.

 I can’t read the word “gastronomy” and keep a straight face. The fungi aspect of necromancy is cool. Same goes for the twist on pyromancy.

 That is really cool Baalze! Gastronomy sounds like the study of the gastric system tho.

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gtg byeeee

 Bye.

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So, the types of magic in Gastronomia so far:

Pyromancy: It's pretty much sorcery, but it runs off calories. You will never see a chubby pyromancer... for long, that is.

Necromancy: Symbiosis with sentient fungi (aka undead). Necromancers can make entire buildings and armies out of rotting material and specialized fungi, but they need a symbiote in order to actually use this power. Notably, different symbiotes have different strengths and are often passed down through generations, so getting a stronger one will be difficult.

Gastronomy: Whip up delicious meals out of magical ingredients. This functions kinda like wizardry, where it's all in the training as opposed to any natural magic flowing through you. This magic heals others and allows you to draw power (buffs) from the ingredients. You can also make poisons with this.

Ceremancy: A sort of weapon magic/martial art. Early on, you will just be enchanting weapons to be sharper/faster and more precise, but later on you'll ditch the weapons and conjure them out of thin air, or even weaponize the thin air itself using the techniques you used before. Think kind of a mixture of psionics and Shonen anime powers.

Glodism: Black magic, fueled by the power of famine. A mixture of sorcery and occultism, you need to incorporate a very specific item, a Black Shard, into your body in order to even use this magic, and even then you will be weak without proper study. However, this magic allows for the direct and brutal absorption of powers and life force through consuming enemies, and is incredibly destructive and powerful on its own even without devouring the powers of others.

 I can’t read the word “gastronomy” and keep a straight face. The fungi aspect of necromancy is cool. Same goes for the twist on pyromancy.

 That is really cool Baalze! Gastronomy sounds like the study of the gastric system tho.

 That is a fair point. Maybe I should rename it to Cularcana or something like that?

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So, the types of magic in Gastronomia so far:

Pyromancy: It's pretty much sorcery, but it runs off calories. You will never see a chubby pyromancer... for long, that is.

Necromancy: Symbiosis with sentient fungi (aka undead). Necromancers can make entire buildings and armies out of rotting material and specialized fungi, but they need a symbiote in order to actually use this power. Notably, different symbiotes have different strengths and are often passed down through generations, so getting a stronger one will be difficult.

Gastronomy: Whip up delicious meals out of magical ingredients. This functions kinda like wizardry, where it's all in the training as opposed to any natural magic flowing through you. This magic heals others and allows you to draw power (buffs) from the ingredients. You can also make poisons with this.

Ceremancy: A sort of weapon magic/martial art. Early on, you will just be enchanting weapons to be sharper/faster and more precise, but later on you'll ditch the weapons and conjure them out of thin air, or even weaponize the thin air itself using the techniques you used before. Think kind of a mixture of psionics and Shonen anime powers.

Glodism: Black magic, fueled by the power of famine. A mixture of sorcery and occultism, you need to incorporate a very specific item, a Black Shard, into your body in order to even use this magic, and even then you will be weak without proper study. However, this magic allows for the direct and brutal absorption of powers and life force through consuming enemies, and is incredibly destructive and powerful on its own even without devouring the powers of others.

 I can’t read the word “gastronomy” and keep a straight face. The fungi aspect of necromancy is cool. Same goes for the twist on pyromancy.

 That is really cool Baalze! Gastronomy sounds like the study of the gastric system tho.

 That is a fair point. Maybe I should rename it to Cularcana or something like that?

 That’s a perfect name!

Is that for a campaign you are doing or smth else?

Cularcana is better yea

but it wasn’t a serious problem just something that was funny to me

Gtg. My phone is dying and I want it to be charged for a certain cutie :3

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Gtg. My phone is dying and I want it to be charged for a certain cutie :3

 bye!

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Is that for a campaign you are doing or smth else?

 Ye.

I'm also considering trying to make a new RPG based off of Mork Borg and Wilderfeast with this as the base setting.

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Gtg. My phone is dying and I want it to be charged for a certain cutie :3

 bye!

 Bye Viper! 

I gtg as well since its lunchtime for me. be back in a bit though

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hey im back