#it's always magic

[trash-shrike]

haha time to draw rhysand <- famous last words

Designed an illyrian body plan that balances book canon, aesthetics, and "realism" to my liking. Worldbuilding flying humans often comes down to how strong your ignorance and suspension of disbelief is :) In the case of ACOTAR though, we can just hand wave it and say black box magic is doing 99% the work.

[leaf-lord]

"There are 'access points' all over the multiverse. I can use my magic to open them further and allow other ponies to use them. Ponies like Starswirl had a grasp on this but could only open a few Rifts, he probably didn't even know what it was at the time. Wild magic can cause rogue Rifts to open, which can be a problem if it goes unchecked." Question the Void!

[mydearthisbe]

that post about the resurrection stone got me thinkin. it's established in Canon that there IS an souls/ Afterlife. and it seems obvious James/Lily, the others,etc souls went there. but then what Were the spirits/souls that came out of Voldemorts wand in GoF? were the souls trapped there? and also if the resurrection stone intent is for people who use to die, were the 'loved ones' call back their real selves? this really puzzles me.

For Harry, his connection to his “resurrected” loved ones ends when he dies, so it’d probably be the same for anyone else. I always imagined it was something like their souls being called back by the events that occurred. When the resurrection stone came into effect, I assume “the platform” (that is to say, the barrier between worlds) was open for Lily and James, and they were able to travel between worlds, but they were without truly substantial bodies and thus unable to truly come back to life. You can interpret the prior incantatem seem as much the same thing, or as simply the magical impression left by the killing curse. The true effect of Avada Kedavra is never delved into beyond the fact that it kills people. Perhaps the reason Harry’s parents, among others, appeared from the connected wands is that when the killing curse ends your life, it takes a part of you. And that something is seen in priori incantatem.

[it-could-be-gayer]

Guys if rumple created the curse just so he could find his son, why not use the wardrobe/tree

[carmillabael]

i saw a bunch of young girls (maybe 12 years old) playing card games outside a week ago or so and i was all like "sighs they're probably playing magic" BUT THEY WERE PLAYING YU-GI-OH AND I GOT SO JEALOUS Because I haven't played the card game in like 3 or 4 years because I have no ygo friends anymore And I'm almost done with Yami Bakura's battle city deck which will be my third deck someone please play ygo with me ;_;