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fysa, morphs, and more

Divine Fysa
  • Aspects
    Soul Psyche Materia

  • The divine element is the rarest and includes spiritual and clairvoyant abilities. It is an element that serves as the opposite to the tangible ash element, encompassing will, fate, luck, and soul.

Ash Fysa
  • Aspects
    Beacon Force Atmos

  • The ash element includes physical "aspects" of the world (light, fire, water, earth, and air) and is the most common element. Its users can manipulate one or several of these aspects to their will. Ash is the counterpart to the intangible divine element.

Clear Fysa
  • Aspects
    Amplify Corrupt Cleanse

  • The clear element is a purgative magic. It negates other elements. Clear attuned creatures often involve filtering of fysa or changing its forms. Clear is opposite of murk.

Murk Fysa
  • Aspects
    Condense Retain Excise

  • The murk element is the most unrefined element, and is identified by its energy excess. Murk can often amplify the effects of other magics, or overpower others by sheer force. Murk is the opposite of clear.

Blood Fysa
  • Aspects
    Balance Loss Gain

  • The blood element is one of two types of change elements. Blood is known as a healing element, one that takes advantage of and encourages the natural functions of the body. It can speed the body healing itself, as well as fast-forward and rewind growth. Blood is the opposite of marrow.

Marrow Fysa
  • Aspects
    Cycle Hibernal Awoken

  • The marrow element is one of two types of change elements. Marrow represents adaptation and change against the natural order of things. Marrow users are often shapeshifters, between either set or various forms and they shift with emotion. Marrow is the opposite of blood.

Alloy Fysa
  • Aspects
    Synthesis Composition Nature

  • The alloy element is one of two types of progress elements. Alloy-ists conduct fysa through themselves to create something new. It includes the creation of plasts. Alloy is the opposite of clay.

Clay Fysa
  • Aspects
    Spark Structure Potential

  • The clay element is one of two types of progress elements. Clay species absorb fysa and tend to be aggressively adaptive, changing their bodies over time to encompass new abilities. Clay is the opposite of alloy.

Morph

  • Fysa exposure can cause the DNA to become unstable, allowing for physical features to be influenced by the physiology of one's neighbors.

Misc

  • These traits are caused by unique circumstances, including Fysa exposure, Aria exposure, or Artifacts.

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