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{{TOCleft}}The practice of physically embodying spells, one casts through physical expression. Stamina, dexterity, agility and emotion are all important factors in the success of a spell. | {{TOCleft}}The practice of physically embodying spells, one casts through physical expression. Stamina, dexterity, agility and emotion are all important factors in the success of a spell. | ||
Studies have found that it has another, more subtle effect when there is an audience. | |||
====Conjuring the Elements==== | ====Conjuring the Elements==== | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 12 February 2015
The practice of physically embodying spells, one casts through physical expression. Stamina, dexterity, agility and emotion are all important factors in the success of a spell.
Studies have found that it has another, more subtle effect when there is an audience.
Conjuring the Elements
- Fire is the most popular and easiest to produce, but sustaining it is hard and doing anything with it is difficult.
- Earth and water are easiest to control.
- There is a very specialized subdivision from East Asia that is focused on controlling air and using fans.
Practitioners
- Witches and wizards must keep in shape to maintain their level of spellcasting. For some races (such as Veela), the ability is inherent.
Competitions
- Formal competitions are talent shows, geared toward the purpose of showcasing a dancer or group's skill without directly facing off against another. Demonstrations primarily consist of charms, although elemental conjuration is okay. Battles/face-offs are regarded as a matter of rebellious youth, and are frowned upon for the risk they may pose to innocent passers-by.
