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Anonymous Thu Mar 31 10:30:33 2022 No.20148053 [View]
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Machina is a Latin word that was used to refer to things like siege machines and catapults during the middle ages. I don't think being too anachronistic is a problem.

"Magic mechanics" does bring to mind discussions videogame combat and magic systems, and I have heard people complain about the magic in Sanderson's books being to videogamey.

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