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===Using Xun in magic=== | ===Using Xun in magic=== | ||
Xun is evoked in any magic that transforms one thing into another thing, or that changes one quality into another quality. It might be evoked with rituals intended to physically change a person, place or thing, but it is most commonly used to represent durable changes rather than temporary alteration or disguise. Some magicians evoke Xun when performing the [[Repair]] incantation, transforming the damaged or broken object into a new, sturdy form. | Xun is evoked in any magic that transforms one thing into another thing, or that changes one quality into another quality. It might be evoked with rituals intended to physically change a person, place or thing, but it is most commonly used to represent durable changes rather than temporary alteration or disguise. Some magicians evoke Xun when performing the [[Repair]] incantation, transforming the damaged or broken object into a new, sturdy form. A few even evoke it with the [[Disintegrate]] incantation, arguing that the magic does not destroy the target item but simply transforms it into something immaterial and profoundly transient. | ||
===Crafting with Xun=== | ===Crafting with Xun=== | ||
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The Wyrm, Rune of Transformation
Affiliated with the Realm of Night
The Wyrm is associated with transformation and physical change.
Using Xun in magic
Xun is evoked in any magic that transforms one thing into another thing, or that changes one quality into another quality. It might be evoked with rituals intended to physically change a person, place or thing, but it is most commonly used to represent durable changes rather than temporary alteration or disguise. Some magicians evoke Xun when performing the Repair incantation, transforming the damaged or broken object into a new, sturdy form. A few even evoke it with the Disintegrate incantation, arguing that the magic does not destroy the target item but simply transforms it into something immaterial and profoundly transient.