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One of the [[IsoMatrix|IsoMatrices]] fundamental to the [[Multiverse]], the '''Magic IsoMatrix''' represents and anchors the fundamental concept of [[Magic]]. | |||
== Summary == | |||
One of the "youngest" of the IsoMatrices, the Magic IsoMatrix was formed at the dawn of the [[Simulacrum 1.0|previous iteration]] of the Multiverse. Somewhat uniquely, the concept of Magic itself is nothing new, however [[Prime Multiverse|prior]] iterations of the Multiverse did not have an IsoMatrix to govern it. Rather, it was something of an "independent" concept that existed thanks to the [[Concept IsoMatrix]]. However, [[Magic]] was too important and dangerous a concept to allow free alteration. Thus, the Magic IsoMatrix came into being. | |||
When it comes to appearance, the Magic IsoMatrix commonly takes on the form of a cluster of crystals or gemstones, constantly shifting form and folding in on itself to change shape. It radiates colors of all kinds, but will most often be seen as a radiant mix of blues and purples, while occasionally shifting through the entire color spectrum before settling back down to it's usual colors. | |||
[[The Sanctums|The Axiom]] technically is not the plane of the Magic IsoMatrix, but its entrance. | |||
== Powers & Abilties == | |||
* [https://powerlisting.fandom.com/wiki/Arcanepotence Arcanepotence]: The Magic IsoMatrix [https://powerlisting.fandom.com/wiki/Magic_Embodiment represents], [https://powerlisting.fandom.com/wiki/Magic_Lordship defines] and even [https://powerlisting.fandom.com/wiki/Magic_Transcendence transcends] both the [[:en:Theory_of_forms|concept of Magic]], as well as [[Magic]] itself and everything derived from it. It is also responsible for defining what isn't Magic, so long as these definitions do not interfere with the direct functions of other [[IsoMatrix|IsoMatrices]]. Within the realm of Magic, the Magic IsoMatrix is [https://www.dictionary.com/browse/virtually virtually] [[:en:Omnipotence|omnipotent]]. | |||
== Notes == | |||
* Magic has existed since the [[Comic Quest Collections|beginning]] of the setting. However it never had an IsoMatrix itself, until it was created to give [[Stephanie Thompson (disambiguation)|Stephanie]] something more [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SpecialSnowflakeSyndrome unique]. | |||
** [[Mosaic (Board)|Previous]] iterations of the board had Magic roughly under the supervision of either the [[Concept IsoMatrix|Concept]] or [[Sentience IsoMatrix|Sentience]] IsoMatrices. | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 19 July 2026
One of the IsoMatrices fundamental to the Multiverse, the Magic IsoMatrix represents and anchors the fundamental concept of Magic.
Summary
One of the "youngest" of the IsoMatrices, the Magic IsoMatrix was formed at the dawn of the previous iteration of the Multiverse. Somewhat uniquely, the concept of Magic itself is nothing new, however prior iterations of the Multiverse did not have an IsoMatrix to govern it. Rather, it was something of an "independent" concept that existed thanks to the Concept IsoMatrix. However, Magic was too important and dangerous a concept to allow free alteration. Thus, the Magic IsoMatrix came into being.
When it comes to appearance, the Magic IsoMatrix commonly takes on the form of a cluster of crystals or gemstones, constantly shifting form and folding in on itself to change shape. It radiates colors of all kinds, but will most often be seen as a radiant mix of blues and purples, while occasionally shifting through the entire color spectrum before settling back down to it's usual colors.
The Axiom technically is not the plane of the Magic IsoMatrix, but its entrance.
Powers & Abilties
- Arcanepotence: The Magic IsoMatrix represents, defines and even transcends both the concept of Magic, as well as Magic itself and everything derived from it. It is also responsible for defining what isn't Magic, so long as these definitions do not interfere with the direct functions of other IsoMatrices. Within the realm of Magic, the Magic IsoMatrix is virtually omnipotent.