Warp is a chaotic energy that flows through the Warhammer world, and those who can harness it are able to wield powerful magical abilities. However, the use of magic comes with its own risks, and those who delve too deeply into the Warp may find themselves with Wounds of Magic. The Wounds of Magic are a direct result of channeling and using the chaotic energy of the Warp. When a mage casts a spell, they tap into the mystical energy that surrounds them, causing a ripple effect in the fabric of reality. This ripple can cause physical and mental damage to the mage, leaving them with Wounds of Magic. Physical Wounds of Magic can manifest as scars or deformities on the mage's body.
The Lore of Fire, also known as Bright Magic or Pyromancy is embodied by Aqshy, the red wind of magic. Aqshy blows down from the north as a hot and searing wind. Temporal heat acts as a conduit for Aqshy, and so spells involving Aqshy almost always involve fire. It collects around open flames, volcanoes and dry deserts scorched by the sun. It is also attracted to wherever there is excitement and argument, courage and vehemence, since Aqshy is the Aethyric coalescence of passion in its widest possible sense. Aqshy is wielded by the order of Bright Wizards who have their power-base in the Bright Wizard College in Altdorf. The Lore of Fire is extremely destructive, compromising nearly exclusively of "magical artillery". [1g] [4a]
The Lore of Beasts, also known as Amber magic is associated with Ghur, the brown wind of magic, which is the coalescence of bestial spirit, the predator and the prey. Wizards are individuals with the inborn ability to sense and to feel and, usually following special training, can learn to manipulate and use magic in the form of spells.
Physical Wounds of Magic can manifest as scars or deformities on the mage's body. These scars are often twisted and disfigured, a testament to the power that the mage wields. The more powerful the spell, the more severe the physical wounds may be.
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These wounds can be debilitating, affecting the mage's physical abilities and overall health. Mental Wounds of Magic are often more insidious and difficult to detect. The chaotic nature of the Warp can corrupt a mage's mind, leading to madness or instability. Mages who have too many Wounds of Magic may experience hallucinations, paranoia, or erratic behavior. In extreme cases, they may lose touch with reality altogether, becoming a danger to themselves and those around them. There is no cure for the Wounds of Magic, and once a mage has obtained them, they are permanent. Some mages, however, may seek out ways to mitigate the effects or slow their progression. Elixirs and potions can temporarily relieve the physical pain associated with the Wounds, while meditation and mental exercises can help to calm a mage's mind. In the Warhammer world, the Wounds of Magic serve as a cautionary tale for those who wield powerful magic. They remind mages of the risks associated with delving too deeply into the Warp, and the potential consequences of abusing the chaotic energy. While magic can be a powerful tool, the Wounds of Magic serve as a reminder that it must be used responsibly and with caution..
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