Magic

Types of magic.

Dreamweaving
The art of dreamweaving is one of the most potent and versatile variations of magic to be found. Commonly used by faeries, the most basic uses of dreamweaving allow for practitioners to see into the minds of others, to peruse their memories and discern their innermost desires. More advanced and fantastical uses of the power allow dreamweavers to pluck thought from mind and weave it into something real and tangible. This allows more potent dreamweavers to simulate many of the powers afforded by other branches of magic.

Greensong
Greensong is a magical practice that plays off the belief that, though slower and less vibrant than the creatures of flesh, plants are alive. and possessed of rudimentary spirit as well. And through the art of greensong, that spirit can be communed with and coaxed into obeying a greensinger. Greensong typically requires literal singing to a plant, which can be made to do all manner of things, such as grow, come to life and attack enemies, shape itself in accordance to a greensingers will, or heal itself. Greensong is conducted using the Green Tongue, the language of all that grows, which can also be used by Awakened plant spirits to commune with a greensinger. The Green Tongue manifests as both physical words, and as psychic sensation.

Shadowbinding
Shadowbinding is the mystical art of wielding darkness and shadow, shaping it to one's will. As a result of centuries of mortal beliefs, the powers of darkness can allow those who bind shadows to their will to wrap themselves in illusions, and cloak themselves from sight, as a result of how the dark is associated with deceit. Shadowbinders may also make use of the fact that darkness is also synonymous with fear to terrify their enemies. Furthermore, shadows are also associated with the soul, a fact which dates back to ancient Egypt, and as a result, shadowbinders are able to manipulate certain aspects of their own souls and those of others.