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Seeker2211 t1_j4sdlgv wrote
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In their world, magic worked, and worked well...no fighter would DREAM of going into battle without at least a few charms and spells to bring victory.
And-ray-is t1_j4t0bjx wrote
Yes, but what was their definition of magic? You have to ask yourself that
Was it all just chants / rituals or was there real world applications. Like what they ate for nutrition or for hallucinations, meditation before battle and training etc. Would love to be a fly on the wall for those times.
Definitely not living in them
Seeker2211 t1_j4t2whn wrote
If you believe it works...it DOES work ? You go and pay 12 silver coins to the "sorceress" lady puts a curse on your romantic rival...and you get the girl, however that happens, then didn't the curse work ?
If you don't get the girl, get a refund, right ? Fair is fair.
teratogenic17 t1_j4t8hx6 wrote
Iirc from a book I read decades ago, amanita muscaria was used
Stinkyclamjuice15 t1_j58a06h wrote
Nice, they were chasing Bowser and the Koopas
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