/lit/ - Literature

>>18881722
Hey, I'm looking for help on some magic terminology. I had the idea for a WWII-styled alternate history setting where magic returned to the world in the early 1900s(?) and each nation has done research into it independently, and are using it in combat for the first time in this war. The thing is, I want all the various nations of Europe (besides Britain) and Asia (there are more of them involved without being specifically allied with another than in the historical WWII) to have their own terms for magic users, and the various schools of magic, with a clear theme, like Germany calling specific kinds of magic "x-kraft", like "Flammenkraft" for fire magic, etc., that kind of thing. But besides the German one, and some vague ideas for French and Spanish, I'm stuck on what would work best for the other big powers, like Russia, Italy, China, India, Japan, and so on. Does anyone have any suggestions for me please?

>>18886585
Hey, I'm looking for help on some magic terminology. I had the idea for a WWII-styled alternate history setting where magic returned to the world in the early 1900s(?) and each nation has done research into it independently, and are using it in combat for the first time in this war. The thing is, I want all the various nations of Europe (besides Britain) and Asia (there are more of them involved without being specifically allied with another than in the historical WWII) to have their own terms for magic users, and the various schools of magic, with a clear theme, like Germany calling specific kinds of magic "x-kraft", like "Flammenkraft" for fire magic, etc., that kind of thing. But besides the German one, and some vague ideas for French and Spanish, I'm stuck on what would work best for the other big powers, like Russia, Italy, China, India, Japan, and so on. Does anyone have any suggestions for me please?