[The Principle of Enthropy]

Or to make it really simple: "destruction or manipulating the speed with which Enthropy acts" = making stuff rot/rust or generally fall to bits or controlling the speed at which that happens - i.e. speeding it up or slowing it down.

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hehe yeah it's me.... if you find the spam section let me know cuz I've just been lightly spamming everyone's intro's

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Hey Umbrus...Thought that name looked familiar so thanks for telling me where I know it from

[The transposition principle]

I don't know... I like the idea of combining it with cyclicity or balance: would the sword then fight for you?

Could I sit down with a nice cold beer and watch as my sword did all the work? Fun to find out

Ooooh combine transposition with imagination for the ultimate feints

I love the principles... they're so much fun

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Yup, Just let me know when eBay deliver and I'll send the love straight up to ya

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all the more reason to say it's great! Part of finding out how good you are has to be recognising your own genius, and that's so much harder if you don't market to yourself

[What are the creatures that fight for you?]

The way I see it there are three possibilities:

1) The creatures DO physically exist - but not in our character's world, per sae. When your character binds a creature to themself, they create a 'link' between the world of MagicDuel and the creature's world. When your character is threatened, the creature manifests in MagicDuel through the body of your character.

2) The creatures are magic that has taken on a physical form. When you bind a creature, you're actually absorbing their essence into your own magical "flow", if you will. When you fight, you call the creature or creatures essence out from yourself and let it manifest itself again. Because it's been absorbed into your "flow" it is now a part of you and obeys your will in the same manner that your hand obeys your brain's command to type or click or [insert your personal example here].

3) There's a heck of a lot more going on here than what we already know, and I can't fully understand this until I learn more about how magic functions in the world of MagicDuel.

Hmmm I understood it a little differently... more like when you bind the creature what you're actually doing is finding that part of your personality which reflects this creature and learning to manifest your will through it. The creature is actually the physical embodiment of an abstract metaphor... like a mother who "is like a tigress defending her young" (to use a cliché) actually learning to manifest her will into the form of a tigress.

Then again, maybe I'm complicating it because I kinda like the contradiction of using introverted self-discovery to directly effect the external world.... I'll shut up now before my dictionary runs out of big words or somebody actually mistakes me for somebody clever

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Cool!

but you might want to work on your marketing for the comic a little.... at least claim it's brilliant, you don't have to let us read it after all

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ROFLMAO

hmmm a special lead lined quarantine love box?

You could be onto a good idea there...

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Thanks for the welcome... I'm all warm and fuzzy now

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LMAO!!!

Hi Shozbay, and most definitely welcome! I'll try not to attack you until your eyes have lost some of that wideness, lest you slap me with the trout of retribution later

I would add some love to your shoe box but I'm an evil old man and I'd probably taint what you already have

Have fun

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Hi there,

Yeah took me a while to beat all the wretched things... it's a good feeling when they're finally all dead though

Good to meet ya anyways

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Hey everyone, been playing for a couple of days and am just really starting to puzzle things out (especially the losing fights bit - I'm great at that )

I love the thought behind this game - the art, poetry and philosophy behind it really make it stand out from the crowd, I look forward to watching (and hopefully helping) it grow