/lit/ - Literature

>>21056118

Hey anons, I'm half way through writing a fantasy book set in the Midwest. Kind of like a return to the iron age after thousands of years of depopulation and such (not really readily revealed through the writing itself just world building for me to help write my story about a group of mercenaries in the great lakes). There are fantasy races and I've used genetic engineering to kind of explain why there are different very distinct races / extremely different environments and adaptation.

Can anyone think of a semi scientific reason that actual magic would exist? I've considered psychics and even classic voodoo style witchcraft but I am just looking to have a loose magic system with some bizarre futuristic explanation.

Hey anons, I'm half way through writing a fantasy book set in the Midwest. Kind of like a return to the iron age after thousands of years of depopulation and such (not really readily revealed through the writing itself just world building for me to help write my story about a group of mercenaries in the great lakes). There are fantasy races and I've used genetic engineering to kind of explain why there are different very distinct races / extremely different environments and adaptation.

Can anyone think of a semi scientific reason that actual magic would exist? I've considered psychics and even classic voodoo style witchcraft but I am just looking to have a loose magic system with some bizarre futuristic explanation.

Hey anons, I'm half way through writing a fantasy book set in the Midwest. Kind of like a return to the iron age after thousands of years of depopulation and such (not really readily revealed through the writing itself just world building for me to help write my story about a group of mercenaries in the great lakes). There are fantasy races and I've used genetic engineering to kind of explain why there are different very distinct races / extremely different environments and adaptation.

Can anyone think of a semi scientific reason that actual magic would exist? I've considered psychics and even classic voodoo style witchcraft but I am just looking to have a loose magic system with some bizarre futuristic explanation.

>>20731768
Hey anons, I'm half way through writing a fantasy book set in the Midwest. Kind of like a return to the iron age after thousands of years of depopulation and such (not really readily revealed through the writing itself just world building for me to help write my story about a group of mercenaries in the great lakes). There are fantasy races and I've used genetic engineering to kind of explain why there are different very distinct races / extremely different environments and adaptation.

Can anyone think of a semi scientific reason that actual magic would exist? I've considered psychics and even classic voodoo style witchcraft but I am just looking to have a loose magic system with some bizarre futuristic explanation.