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Magic is a double edged sword. Its an amazing force that can make life so much better when used properly, but at the same time with it capable of solving many problems by itself, the civilization using it stagnates. There's no need for it to advance technologically.
noveltwin said: Magic is a double edged sword. Its an amazing force that can make life so much better when used properly, but at the same time with it capable of solving many problems by itself, the civilization using it stagnates. There's no need for it to advance technologically.
like religion! though seriously, when a society with magical capabilities gets to the point actually technologically advancing, they'll be have a giant hand up on us in developing, it'd be technomagic, and thusly technomancy would develop. they don't necessarily need technological advancement either, the workings of a society are to make the livings of the individual easier over time.
noveltwin said: Magic is a double edged sword. Its an amazing force that can make life so much better when used properly, but at the same time with it capable of solving many problems by itself, the civilization using it stagnates. There's no need for it to advance technologically.
Did the magic tables exist at the beginning of the universe? Sorry bruh any sufficiently advanced magic would be indistinguishable from technology. If you could get wizards working in factories to produce magic artifacts in bulk you could have a society like ours. Especially if a good education is widely available. On the other hand if advanced magic were only available to nobility they would be likely to stagnate or protect the status quo. So the limiting factor would be the societies structure and the freedom to innovate, not it's tech base.
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MightyRaptor
MemberMore Dragon Exercises tests to run.
"Andsomesexyposes!"
Lycaon0008
MemberWhen you run an ultra-expensive giant mansion but don't have the budget for a blackboard, you can always wear the tail of a dragon princess.
ggdk
MemberIn case of emergency Reni's ass can act as an impromptu blackboard. And a very sexy one at that!
gnx
Blocked"Do You MIND?..."
AnOrdinaryWolf
MemberNah, I think she'd just blush a silently lay down, not wanting to disturb them. Reni's very shy after all...
Noveltwin
MemberMagic is a double edged sword. Its an amazing force that can make life so much better when used properly, but at the same time with it capable of solving many problems by itself, the civilization using it stagnates. There's no need for it to advance technologically.
lurkmore
MemberAt least the maid was never in danger of starving while she was lost.
jaxiscoming
Memberlike religion!
though seriously, when a society with magical capabilities gets to the point actually technologically advancing, they'll be have a giant hand up on us in developing, it'd be technomagic, and thusly technomancy would develop. they don't necessarily need technological advancement either, the workings of a society are to make the livings of the individual easier over time.
Dragon's Boyfriend
MemberDid the magic tables exist at the beginning of the universe? Sorry bruh any sufficiently advanced magic would be indistinguishable from technology. If you could get wizards working in factories to produce magic artifacts in bulk you could have a society like ours. Especially if a good education is widely available. On the other hand if advanced magic were only available to nobility they would be likely to stagnate or protect the status quo. So the limiting factor would be the societies structure and the freedom to innovate, not it's tech base.
JAB the Tab
Membershe would've been in suspended animation tho
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