#technomage

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posledniyPereulok

[hadescavedish]

JMS be like: I'm writing a sci-fi story but I've got 100 degrees of fantasy brainrot. I'm just gonna put a sci-fi warlock in it.

[a-bluedream-posts]

Technomage by GenXWolf

[elavoria]

Beres, @1helios1’s technomage, in their Starfield incarnation!

Lines under the cut~

[g0maru]

Technomagick vs Technomancy vs Techpaganism vs Cyberwitchcraft etcetcetc

Fellow practitioners of magick,

I am conducting research for a book about the use of technology in magickal practices, and I would like to ask for your opinions on a matter. Specifically, I am wondering if "technomagick" is a viable umbrella term that would include the practices of technomancy, technopaganism, technoshamanism, and cyberwitchcraft.

I have seen the term "technomancy" used as a catch-all phrase, but its etymology would suggest it is primarily concerned with forms of divination that make use of technology. This has led to some confusion about what terms are appropriate to use when discussing these practices.

As practitioners of various magickal traditions, I would love to hear your thoughts on this matter. Do you believe that "technomagick" is a useful term to describe these practices, or do you prefer another term? And if so, what term do you think would be most appropriate?

Please note that I am not able to give away the core subject of my book at this time, but I am happy to discuss this topic further and answer any questions you may have. 

Thank you in advance for your input!"

[tossacointoyourhotmess]

Babylon 5 - The Geometry of Shadows + The Tempest

[lision-art]

Logan, Izzy, and The Warden, ready to smash some skulls!  I modelled the hammer for reasons exactly like this. SO much work off my shoulders.

[jlbriere]

Gavin’s makeshift rebar staff. Lol