Which Koha-Ace is this from out of curiosity?Originally Posted by Petrikow
Which Koha-Ace is this from out of curiosity?
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How do I explain to someone that Medea is so good at magecraft that she reaches the power equal to true magic, and in the past magecraft and magic were close to each other, but what she is doing isn't true magic, its magecraft and never considered true magic even in her own Age.
Last edited by Clementee; April 29th, 2025 at 12:34 AM.
There was no such thing as true magic in age of gods.
What Medea or rather every magecraft user does back then is use gods as a mediator to connect to the root as they have a stronger connection to the root.
True magic is direct connection to the root through the pathways.
The problem comes from the lines that said "Magecraft and Magic were synonymous to each other" And the other guy take it as mean AoG Magecraft=the same as Magic. And Medea is only considered using Magecraft because in modern time her spells are no longer considered magic, just magecraft.
Magic wasn't made or discovered until age of gods ended.
It was discovered in age of fairies. It's referring to the fact that it was possible to do impossible stuff like magic does..just using magecraft in AoG.
Magic didn't exist in AoG.
>Third Magic was discovered in AoG
>"magic wasn't discovered in AoG!"
What did they mean by this
Is Sigurd being descended from a Jötunn ever referenced at all in Fate?
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I said age of fairies. After aog then age of fairies then age of man..
They weren’t quoting you in the first part, they were disagreeing
I believe their disagreement is based on something Nasu said in an interview for one of HF movies iirc? Something about Third Magic being used and discovered in the AoG but disappearing when it ended
Well technically fairies are gods as well..albeit of earth.
You can consider both era collectively as age of gods. But since these are interview questions i wouldn't bother with the terminology and actual timeline of events since he gave sometime before 100 bc that would fall in age of fairies in in-universe timeline as aog has already ended in 700 bc or its just nasu forgetting age of fairies was a thing as well...
https://lycee-tcg.com/card/?deck=&sm...=&view=&page=9
Are these cards an official product?
You are not immune to propoganda, probably.
They are official cards for the Lycee TCG and can legally use art of TM characters.
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
Huh, neat. I had never heard of it before someone showed them to me, which is why I asked.
I guess that means Type-Moon has a TCG (sort of).
You are not immune to propoganda, probably.
TIL what? Never heard of this card game before
TM characters are also in Weiss Schwarz
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
Does Medusa's possession of Independent Action as a Rider and Elizabeth Bathory having Territory Creation as a Lancer count as examples of the Double Summon skill?
No, they're just cool like that. Only Semi is Double Summon, IIRC. Meanwhile Saber Lizard is the entirely different Double Class. And Mata Hari is the entirely different Double Cross.
So then what makes Double Summon special? It's not SUPER common, but there are plenty of examples of Servants of the standard classes having class skills that don't belong to their class.
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