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[Elephant Parade]

Hmmm...

                                                                                       VThis down here is invisible.
I don't think that statement over there even exists.>How about this?<You certainly didn't read it.
                                                                                       ^Yep, you totally didn't see this.

What does the hidden text say? I can't find it.

[Remuthra]

Hmmm...
You are dead. What do you do?
                                                                                       VThis down here is invisible.
I don't think that statement over there even exists.>How about this?<You certainly didn't read it.
                                                                                       ^Yep, you totally didn't see this.

What does the hidden text say? I can't find it.

You may have to look rather carefully.

[Samarkand]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Hmmm...
You are dead. What do you do?
                                                                                       VThis down here is invisible.
I don't think that statement over there even exists.>How about this?<You certainly didn't read it.
                                                                                       ^Yep, you totally didn't see this.

What does the hidden text say? I can't find it.

You may have to look rather carefully.

Spoiler, that has enough formatting to count as an image.

[mastahcheese]

The reason that magic declines with the passage of advancement, and not the passage of time, is because advancement is time.

Correlation and not causation?

Somewhat.

[highmax28]

I just remembered a song lyric that had the forces of magic end in a way that I think might be the way, but might not be;

It talks about a wizard and the armies that requested his aid, and they march against the gods that created them. They succeed in killing the gods, but the wizard realizes all magic dies with them, and he realises that the world needed the gods, and then the wizard kind of leaves the world of existence (doesn't really say what he does except he leaves).

In short: if the forces of the gods fail and they die or are destroyed, magic dies in the world. I don't know if this is how you invisioned it, but it's a possible reason for the end of magic

[Elephant Parade]

I just remembered a song lyric that had the forces of magic end in a way that I think might be the way, but might not be;

It talks about a wizard and the armies that requested his aid, and they march against the gods that created them. They succeed in killing the gods, but the wizard realizes all magic dies with them, and he realises that the world needed the gods, and then the wizard kind of leaves the world of existence (doesn't really say what he does except he leaves).

In short: if the forces of the gods fail and they die or are destroyed, magic dies in the world. I don't know if this is how you invisioned it, but it's a possible reason for the end of magic

Except that arcane and divine magic are separate. Even when magic dies, divine magic will still work, sort of.

[highmax28]

Unless gods are arcane beings or there's an arcane god... I think there was one if I recall?

[mastahcheese]

Unless gods are arcane beings or there's an arcane god... I think there was one if I recall?

GreatWyrmGold is the patron god of arcane magic, but his own magic is still divine.

[highmax28]

Unless gods are arcane beings or there's an arcane god... I think there was one if I recall?

GreatWyrmGold is the patron god of arcane magic, but his own magic is still divine.

So if greateyrmgold dies, would all arcane magic fade?

[mastahcheese]

Unless gods are arcane beings or there's an arcane god... I think there was one if I recall?

GreatWyrmGold is the patron god of arcane magic, but his own magic is still divine.

So if greateyrmgold dies, would all arcane magic fade?

No, he's the patron god, not the source.

[highmax28]

Ah... I see...

And a question about things made by magic, but became "natural" like the golems will be able to become technology, and if I pursue death magic, I'm going to for sure create diseases and disasters in the world. Will they remain or will they fade away?

[mastahcheese]

Ah... I see...

And a question about things made by magic, but became "natural" like the golems will be able to become technology, and if I pursue death magic, I'm going to for sure create diseases and disasters in the world. Will they remain or will they fade away?

Well, the golems would work because normally their movement is controlled by magic, but people would replace the insides with mechanisms before their magic faded, so they wouldn't fade away. The golems themselves wouldn't dissolve, or anything, just lack the ability to keep moving, the actual materials they were made of would still be intact.

For a disease, it would depend on if the "disease" was actually just a transferable magic effect, or an actual living virus that was summoned.

As for disasters, keep in mind that while a fireball dissipates after it explodes, the burn marks it leaves still remain.

[highmax28]

Must... Make... Husk... Clouds... Natural!

[Dorsidwarf]

[mastahcheese]

I don't get it.

You didn't use the commemorative bump image.