Magic Domains

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Spellbooks are recordings of spells known by a person. The spells can vary from person to person and others can have similar spells with each other be it common magic or learned from the spell creator.

Here is a list of kinds of magic and general/basic spells that can be cast by anyone within a specific element. We may ask into if certain spells made by other users can be used by the public or not as well. Some spells may cross domains as well. Elements may also go hand in hand in combination with each other, but elements that oppose will reject each other and cannot be used together save for very special cases.
*IMPORTANT: If you are a technomancer, you cannot use any other school of magic and vice versa.
**Mages of Life magic tend to be beast tamers or hold an occupation close to that of local fauna. They cannot create but only tame and heal fauna. They are only in a Beast Tamer class. Their alignment strength shows what difficulty of beasts they can tame.

Elements that can be used together:
Fire - Lightning - Metal
Wind - Lightning - Sound
Water - Blood
Blood- Darkness - Death
Arcane - Chaos - All (except technology)
War - All
Chaos - Necro - Darkness
Metal - Earth - Flora

Elements that reject each other:
Fire - Water
Wind - Earth
Death - Necro
Light - Darkness
Chaos - Chaos, Arcane 'Order'*
Lightning - Earth/Flora
Arcane - Techno
*Arcane 'Order' involves use of magic that exemplifies concepts of Order over Chaos. Magics that involve social structure and greater control oppose raw forms of chaos.

-Domains and Subtypes-

Arcane

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Golemancy: The creation of soulless creatures aligns within the Arcana domain, but can hold elemental bias. Depending on the golem's elemental bias, they take traits from the element. For example an ice golem's exterior has large protrusions on its arms and back or a fire golem with a body of flame and a charcoal shell. Golems with an elemental bias of Arcane are the only ones whose traits involve added sentience and knowledge.

Arcane Circles: Ritualistic materials are used to summon creatures accompanied with chanting or runes scrawled on the ground. Creatures summoned from a god's realm may require consent of the god or may make the god take notice of the action.

Enchant: Storing magic in the forms of spells, this type of arcane magic can be used to make ordinary items give off certain effects that may or may not help the user.

Alchemy: A form of arcane magic aiding the formation of elixirs and potions, it is often tied to floromancy.

Conversion: A form of arcane magic often tied to terramancy, it is used to change the proprties of metals and crystals.

Blood

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Hemomancy: The most basic form of blood magic, allows for manipulation of blood itself as if the magi were a hydromancer.

Transfusion: A common but risky form of blood magic, this allows the user to transfuse their own blood into another vessel to allow an ease of manipulating the physical form.

Transmutative Blood: A rarer form of blood magic, one is able to alter the state of blood into a specialized property to deal additional effects.

Ars Vampyra: The mage lives in the form of a vampire. The affinity strength of blood aligns to how many weaknesses or strengths they may have, the higher affinity allowing for them to be closer to a true vampire.

Chaos

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Hysteria: Chaos magic in its rawest form, this allows the user to inflict elements of insanity to specific targets or in the general area around them.

Curse: The infamous form of chaos magic, it is used to disable a target in some way. It can range from speech impediments (basic) to physical crippling (advanced). Can also be marked as Luck magic.

Bless: The lesser known side of chaos magic, it can be used to reverse curses or enhance one's ability such as temporarily add their charisma and surpassing normal physical attributes. Can also be marked as Luck magic.

Wards: A specialised form of enchanting items, talismans and charms can be used for blessings or curses, depending on the mage's intentions behind the item.

Luck: A strange kind of chaos magic, it alters one's chances for greater or worse in any situation. Luck type spells can be cast to either increase chances, decrease chances, or further randomise the results. It will oppose true chaos magic.

Dark

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Umbramancy: This is the most basic form of shadow magic. This allows the user to manipulate shadows to create tendrils or hide within the darkness. The user can also forcibly dim the area around them by exerting umbramancy as an aura.

Death

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Morimancy: The primary magical type of the Death Domain is the magic of decay and destruction. With this magic, although incredibly short range for those without extreme power, the user is able to rapidly erode and rot whatever comes close to or in contact with them, causing metals to tarnish and become brittle, flesh to necrotise, stone to crumble and turn to dust.

Soul Striking: A basic if dangerous sub-type, Soul Striking is a magical type that allows the user to attack the very soul of the person they are fighting, causing damage that is nearly impossible to repair and easily killing all but the toughest of foes. This magic always requires contact however and against those of sufficient power, the magical force might not be enough to damage their soul.

Drain: Similar to Morimancy, this sub-type instead focuses around the removal of life force from things with the more powerful the user the greater the power of things they can remove life from. This is generally not instant and usually takes time and close proximity to remove all of the life from something but the Drain can be used to augment the user's other magic by enhancing it with the stolen life force. Usually, unfortunately, this magic is seen as somewhat evil and few trust a user of it.

Plague: A form of magic that scales up with higher affinity, the user can inflict an illness instead of decay on the target. Plague magic is practically a curse that reduces health on the target over time.

Earth

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Terramancy: This is the main form of earth magic, allowing the user to manipulate rock, dirt, and non-elemental crystals.

Crystallokinesis: This form of earth magic dives further into the uses of crystals, tapping into hidden elemental essences that turn them from ordinary crystals into crystals with special effects based on the traces within.

Harenaemancy: This allows the user to manipulate sand and salts. Closer ties to this subtype allows for extended access into manipulating specialisation sands like that of metallic sands and glass.

Fire

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Pyromancy: The main use of fire magic, it allows the user to create anything as small as embers to something as large as firewalls.

Fusiliamancy: This sub-type of fire magic allows the user to manipulate molten resources as well as superheating something to melt it.

Cryopyre: A really strange and rare subtype of fire magic, these mages are capable of making fire that is cold instead of hot. The chill intensity is extreme enough to numb the body before the target feels a burning sensation boring into their flesh. This kind of fire is unnatural and opposes most methods of pyromancy practices.

Flora

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Floromancy: This is the main form of plant magic, allowing the user to manipulate local plant life physically such as using vines to attack or

Taproot: The specialised form of plant magic allows the user to tap into a plant's properties to understand its effects on its own as well as see into the rooting system connections for added clairvoyance.

Life

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Vitamancy: Mages of life are found to hold stronger ties to other elements, using life magic to enhance their being as a form of a buff in combat. The practice of vitamancy allows for the mage to not only enhance their physical state and heal themselves, but others as well.

Empathy: The understanding of other living beings in all forms are important to a life mage. This allows them to practice empathy, delving into reading body language and emotional triggers to determine the best move in a situation.

Love: Love magic is an odd form of life magic, allowing for the user to make themselves or others more appealing and full of irresistible charm. This form of magic heavily coincides with chaos magic due to its dependency on the mage's uses.

Light

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Photomancy: This is the most commonly used form of light magic, allowing users to gather light to form constructs or blind a person.

Enkavma: This form of light magic is more advanced in that it can have sub-elemental effects that inflict effects like burns. Light used in this form emulates other elements that create light such as fire or lightning.

Lightning

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Teslamancy: The most basic magic of the Lightning Domain, Teslamancy focuses specifically on the control of electricity itself. This can have multiple sources, using natural electricity for example is more powerful but requires a nearby source while manifesting lightning is weaker but much more plentiful, converting mana to energy. Magical lightning has an inherent disadvantage over real lightning in that the magic required to use it forcefully slows it down, although it is still incredibly fast compared to other magicks.

Bioelectric Amplification: A much rarer form of Teslamancy, the mage uses their own natural electrical impulses to power their magic. This is dangerous to both user and foes as they can burn themselves out through this as it eats away at the person's stamina to generate and launch the lightning but it also allows them to absorb natural lightning and electricity and enhance their own reactions and impulses with it. (Requires Lightning Roll of at least 7 to utilise)

Metal

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Ferromancy: Ferrous Mages are usually found walking into battle festooned with various bits of different metals strapped to or carried on their body. The most base magic for this Domain is simply controlling and altering metal itself. Most Mages can only manipulate two or three different types of metal, increasing its length, its density, sharpening it or moulding it to cover up wounds dealt in the metal by other things, meaning at any moment their weapons could change form or their shields could become even stronger, even their armour can turn to a weapon in but a heartbeat.

Transmutation: The flesh is weak, you will hear a lot of both Technomancers and Ferrous Mages say however they get rid of this weakness in different ways. Ferrous Mages learn to transmute their very flesh into metal and alter it therein, turning their entire self into a dangerous weapon or an incredibly sturdy defense, absorbing attacks and elemental strikes with impunity, although other physical characteristics always suffer due to the increased density of the body.

Necromancy

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Binding: Necromancy is fundamentally different from Death. Necromancy stems from the domain of Undeath and rather than bringing things to the end it works by bringing them back from it instead. Binding is the act of taking a parted soul or just sentience and attaching it to a physical form to reanimate it as it can only be done with dead flesh. Depending on the strength of the binding, the sentient force and the Necromancer, the power of the undead created will vary dramatically from simple skeletons to fully fledged Revenants or Wight Lords.

Anti-Healing: A simple magical type that is usually only dabbled in but some are capable of fully mastering its power. This type of magic weakens the body's natural ability to repair itself and heal from wounds and also interferes with magical healing, severely weakening it at the least and sometimes even perverting its power to cause healing spells to wound the target even more.

Unlife: The most powerful of Necromancers learn how to use the magic of undeath to not only bring corpses back but to make their own body much, much more resistant to mortal wounds. Through the magic of Unlife they can reduce the necessity of many organs and even the vast majority of their blood and other such normally important things, turning more and more into the corpses they reanimate. The eventual conclusion to this is either a true undead, capable of magic and unearthly intelligence or a Lich, a skeletal being whose soul is contained within a Phylactery.

Sound

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Audiomancy: This is the most used form of sound magic, allowing its user to create or recreate virtually any sound. The audio itself can be directional, used as a form of trickery and deception.

Exemplimancy: A much more advanced form of sound magic, and often times forbidden, this utilizes the identity of a sound with its source. The sound can come from any weapon or element it is associated with and deals damage akin to its original source on the target. The sound of a roaring flame or strike of thunder will inflict burns or electrical damages. This form of magic is bound to that of the Sound god and the avatar or champion, but there are cases of a few mages who may be capable of using such magic.

Noise: Noise mages are a special subgroup that use disjunct sounds to disrupt anything and everything. Nothing clear is in their magic, and all they are and do is pure chaos. A noise mage doesn't require much concentration on the magic they cast, but they do need to remain wary the effects of their magic doesn't affect them as well.

Space

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Gravitamancy: The most common magical focus of Space is that of the force of gravity. A simple but potentially incredibly powerful type of magic. Gravitamancy focuses on the manipulation of gravity in areas, increasing it to make it harder to move, weakening it to cause people to stumble or make one's self lighter or even reversing it to send things floating upwards. Only the most powerful of Gravity Mages(Magic strength 9+) are able to use the raw force of gravity to inflict harm as bodies are surprisingly resilient against it.

Celestimancy: Once thought to be the Magic of Heaven, this was swiftly debunked and put under Space however it retains the same name from before. Celestimancy revolves around utilisation of star and space matter to create pseudo-stars, nebulae and oort clouds even, although it is difficult to use this magic properly and although the constructs are powerful, they are usually incredibly small.

Tethering: A sub-set of Gravitamancy combined with Celestimancy energy, Tethering is the act of connecting two points of Space itself together, creating wormholes or stabilised sub-space tunnels for rapid transport or redirection of attacks but requires prior set up to get the tethered points ready as it takes time and a lot of energy to ready the locations to be tethered together.

Technomancy

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Technomancy: The main form of 'magic' of the Technology domain is Technomancy, the ability to use one's power to control and manipulate machinery, enabling the user to get more details into the inner workings of the technology or to manipulate parts of it to either repair it, enhance it or even take control of it if they are given enough time.

Innovation: Technically a sub-type of Technology Magic, Innovation can actually be found in multiple different ways, some of them natural and non-magical. Those with a magical affinity for Innovation are incredibly intelligent and are able to create advanced technology with minimal materials as well as being able to accurately work out the functions of technology that they see and eventually reverse engineer it even if it is the work of another Innovator.

Digitamancy: A strange sub-type of Techno magic, Digitamancy revolves around creating unique digital constructs that exist in the real world and are able to perform functions by granting them special effects and abilities known as 'Programs'. These constructs, known as Phantoms, can take a variety of forms and can be incredibly useful however their grip on the world is tenuous at best and without the right programs they can be incredibly easy to destroy.

Water

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Hydromancy: The water domain's main form of magic, it is simply the manipulation of water in its liquid state.

Cryomancy: The most common subtype for the water domain, this allows manipulation of ice and snow.

Acid: An uncommon subtype, the user is able to manipulate caustic substances that induce burns or eat away flesh.

Hemomancy: Because blood is a plasmid that acts very similarly to liquid, rare cases allow for water mages to also manipulate blood.

Specialised Liquid: An uncommon form of water magic allows for users to manipulate other mediums of liquid, including that of oils and inks. 

Wind

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Aeromancy: The main form of wind magic, it allows manipulation of the air around their person and creating breezes, gales, and windstorms.

Meteormancy: A secondary form of wind magic, and often mixed with the elements of water and lightning, this allows for a wind magi to move clouds and create storms. The intensity and range of the storm increases in correlation to affinity strength and can be tied to emotional output. Due to being multi-elemental, this form of magic requires an intermediate affinity at basic.

Piesi: This form of wind magic is strange and rare. Most of the time, wind magic involves the movement of air. However, Piesi magi are capable of changing air pressure around them. The pressure itself can actually alter states of matter, change the force of air on one's body, and so much more. But this requires great concentration.

War

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Spellblading: The main form of War Magic is known as Spellblading although it does not have to be utilised with blades. This form of magic focuses around adding special effects and abilities to weapons that are currently held, such as making them sharper, giving them the ability to burn with a touch or to extend magical shackles to hold people down. Although called Spellblading most people, when using alternate weapon types, rename it to match such as Spellgunning or Spellstriking.

Enhancement: The most common sub-type of War Magic is Enhancement, a magical type focusing around enhancing and altering the body making it more suited to combat, with effects such as making the skin tougher, increasing muscle or bone density or rapidly increasing one's own speed.

Predation: A Magical type shared with the Hunt Domain, Predation is magic focusing around tracking down enemies, preventing one's self from being tracked, setting up ambushes and traps and keeping the user from being spotted. Generally not an offensive magic in its own nature, it is used to support other magic types or enhance normal weaponry to turn them into effective traps.

Tactica: The rarest sub-type of War Magic is Tactica Magic which is designed for a Commander role. This magic focuses on altering perception in wide areas, focusing and analysing targets, granting boons to multiple people at once although with circumstances attached such as following orders or doing specific acts and increasing one's own processing speed to better understand situations.

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Technomancy

Unlike almost all other mages, Technomancers do not actually draw their magic from mana. Instead their abilities seem to come from an innate ability to alter reality in controlled ways resembling magic without utilising magical energy. Due to this, the vast majority of Technomancers cannot actually be tracked via mana sight and anti-magic fields suffer a reduced effect against Technomancers(Halves affinity instead of negating).

While some Technomancers are born into families of normal spellcasters and as a result learn to utilise spells like their family or those around the, resulting in them possessing a form of 'mana' that functions as a power source for their Technomancy, those that learn from Machina or older Technomancers utilise their magic in a completely different way.

Such Technomancers learn how to focus their gifts down into a more condensed form that grants them simultaneously more and less power than a traditional mage. Due to realising they do not need mana, they instead learn how to modulate the energy of their soul granting them incredible longetivity in battle as the soul replenishes much, much faster than mana in high intensity situations.

Technomancers, as a result of this, possess a few things that normal mages do not; a Deck, a Recharge Time, a Memory Limit and Attribute Points. A Deck is a series of Technomancy Programs put together in a form usable by the Technomancer, equivalent to a Spellbook, the Recharge Time is how long it takes, before factoring in time multipliers, for a Program to be usable again after being used, this can never be lower than a full turn, a Memory Limit decides the maximum number of Programs that a Deck can hold and lastly Attribute Points are how Technomancers gain versatility in altering the way their Deck functions. All of these will be explained in detail further on.

Furthermore, Technomancy Programs, unlike spells, are split into four distinct categories that will be explained further later on.

-Executables: The simplest form of Program, an Executable is a temporary effect that is usually not harmful, this could be a form of healing, it could be buffs or it could be altering terrain. Executables are able to mimic elemental effects however this causes the Executable to either take up increased Memory or have an increased Recharge Multiplier.

-Daemons: A Daemon is similar to an Executable, however these are harmful Programs, though temporary. Status effects, direct attacks or the creation of temporary Technomantic creatures to attack the opponent all fall under the purview of Daemons. These can also take on Elemental effects however the Technomancer must have witnessed an offensive spell of that element to do so and once again, it increases the Memory Usage or Recharge Multiplier of the Daemon.

-Firewalls: Firewalls are defensive programs, specifically designed to stop Daemons though many are able to multi-purpose and also defend the Technomancer from normal spells and attacks. These usually do not possess Elemental effects but it is possible to add them on to enhance the Firewall's abilities against a specific element or series of elements, though in turn it suffers the same downside as doing so for Executables and Daemons.

-Constructs: Lastly are Constructs, similar to Golems in nature but with some alterations. A Construct is a permanent creation and carries over between topics. While it lives, it permanently uses up Memory Space and cannot be unslotted from the Deck. If destroyed or forcibly demanifested then it can be unslotted as usual and remade. Constructs have the highest Recharge Multiplier of all Programs however depending on the strength of the Construct, it possesses a number of 'Modifier' slots that Programs can be slotted into. These Programs are usable by the Construct but not the Technomancer, however they do not take up Memory Space in the Technomancer's Deck.

Attribute Points

As a method of altering their Deck for many purposes, each Technomancer possesses a number of Attribute Points equal to twice their Affinity. These points are split up among three categories and each category starts with 1 free Point within it and possess a maximum of 10 points. At the start of each topic, the Technomancer declares where their Points are spent and it cannot be changed until a new topic.

-Power: The Power Category determines the actual strength of the Technomancer's Programs and the Programs that their Constructs use. Each point within the Power Category increases the Technomancer's spell affinities by 1 up to a maximum of 10. If a Technomancer Program has a minimum Affinity required to use it, then the Technomancer's Power must equal or exceed that in order to slot that Program into their Deck.

-Recharge: The Recharge Category enables faster usage of Programs and enhances the Technomancer's ability to recharge their energy. For every 2 Points put into this Category, the base Recharge rate is reduced by one round to a minimum of one round. The base Recharge is always 5 Rounds and is then modified by the Recharge Multiplier of the Program. Some effects or passives might increase or decrease the base recharge rate or certain Daemons or Executables may alter it.

-Memory: The Memory Category increases the amount of space available within the Technomancer's Deck. Each point placed into this Category increases the Technomancer's Deck size by 1 up to a maximum of +10. Although this can be altered, a Technomancer's standard Deck Size is 12(13 due to the starting free point in Memory).

Decks, Memory and Recharge

A Deck is effectively the same as a Spellbook, though it is slightly more limited. While a Technomancer can know as many Programs as they want, unlike Mages they are unable to bring all of that knowledge to bear in a single fight. In return they are far less limited in what their Programs can do and are able to last far longer in wars of attrition. The exact way that a Deck works is entirely different between Technomancers. Some may utilise Data Cards and an arm mounting that allows them to play the cards, some might have a set series of plugins and programs in their head that they manifest using their mind, perhaps it is a series of technomagical reagents put into potions or small construct bodies to empower them. It is up to the Technomancer how their Deck manifests however every Deck has some things in common.

Each deck has a base Memory of 12 and gains additional depending on the number of Attribute Points that they put into Memory. Most Programs will take up 1 Memory and as long as their Power is equal to or higher than the minimum for the Program, the Technomancer can slot that Program into their Deck. Once a Program is slotted, it can be unslotted at will or is automatically unslotted if the Technomancer's Power is reduced below the minimum requirement.

While a Program is slotted, it can be used as simply as any other Mage casting a spell. While this is sometimes called Casting, Technomancer purists prefer to call such an action 'Activation'. When a Program is activated, its effects manifest and it immediately goes on Cooldown. The Cooldown is equal to its Recharge which is determined by two things; the Technomancer's base Recharge Rate which is usually 5 Rounds but can be reduced by putting Points into the Recharge Category, and the Recharge Multiplier of the Program in question. The least powerful Programs tend to have a Multiplier of x1 or x2 while the most powerful can be x10 or even higher. This multiplier directly modifies the base Recharge Rate, giving you the Cooldown.

Example: Technomancer A activates a simple Pyrobolt Daemon, launching a technomagical stream of fire at a foe. This is a simple Program but due to its elemental nature it has a x2 Recharge Multiplier. If Technomancer A's base Recharge Rate is 4 rounds, then due to the x2 Multiplier the Pyrobolt Daemon goes on Cooldown for 8 Rounds. An even simpler Technobolt Daemon with no elemental effect might be x1, which would result in a 4 Round Cooldown instead. Of note, Cooldowns can never be lower than 1 round.

Additionally, Technomancers are able to trade Programs to one another or copies can be created to hand to other Technomancers, though they do need to be adapted to the receiving Technomancer's Deck. Due to this, if a Technomancer is learning a Program from another Technomancer, the word or post count required is halved due to the ease of creating copies and sharing.

Programs

Though Programs bear a marked similarity to Spells, they are completely different energy wise. Mana drain effects do not work on Programs and Anti-Magic fields are only partially effective, reducing the effective Affinity of the Program by half, rounded down. However equally, Programs are unable to create fully effective Anti-Magic fields, instead they are only able to weaken spells and Programs that drain mana are incredibly inefficient, usually taking up far more Memory than usual or having an unusually high Recharge Multiplier. Due to these differences, the Template used for creating Programs is slightly different.

[b]Program Name:[/b]
[b]Program Main Element:[/b] Technomancy
[b]Program Type:[/b] Either Executable, Daemon, Firewall or Construct
[b]Minimum Power:[/b] Minimum Power/Affinity to use, if any
[b]Memory Usage:[/b] How much memory this Program takes, usually
[b]Recharge Multiplier:[/b] Multiplier to the base Recharge Rate for this program's
cooldown,weak Programs use a x1 or x2, more powerful Programs use higher Recharge Rates
[b]Function:[/b]
[b]Availability:[/b]

Of the types of Program, Executables and Daemons are the two most common and the most widely used. Executables are fairly simple Programs designed to create and manifest beneficial or benign effects upon the world, the Technomancer or the Technomancer's allies. These usually warp reality in some way but are also able to be countered innately by Daemons that do the opposite effect. A Haste Executable would be nullified by a Slow Daemon for example, and vice versa. Executables could also be created to stitch together wounds, remove friction from the ground for everyone or create a set of stairs out of earth. Elementally aligned effects however tend to use up more Memory or have a higher Recharge Multiplier however as it is more taxing to utilise elemental effects without being attuned to that Element.

Daemons are used to create harmful effects or debuffs on opponents or alter the environment in a harmful way. These warp reality in harmful ways and are the primary method for attacking and neutralising foes. Some Daemons might manifest direct attack methods such as arrows or bolts or streams of flame or lightning, some might cause the ground to become spiked or manifest chains to anchor down foes, others might summon technomagical beasts or viruses that only live for a short period of time but relentlessly pursue foes. As with Executables, elementally aligned Daemons either use more memory or have a higher Recharge Multiplier due to the lack of attunement.

Some Executables and Daemons are strange in that they do nothing by themselves but instead modify the next Program activated, either in a beneficial way(Executable) or a harmful way(Daemon). These are colloquially known as Modules but fall under the same umbrella as Executables or Daemons. However while these Modules tend to have fairly high Recharge Rates, depending on their strength they might actually take up less than 1 Memory, allowing multiple to be slotted for 1 Memory. As an example, the Technomancer might have a Range Enhancement Executable which when activated increases the range of the next Program activated, it might have a x3 Recharge Multiplier but only use up 1/2 Memory, allowing it and another 1/2 Memory Module to be slotted for 1 Memory.

Firewalls are specifically designed to be Defensive Programs. These are most effective against Daemons and for nullifying terrain Executables, however they are able to be purposed to be used against Spells and physical attacks as well. Firewalls might generate physical barriers or create a field that weakens or even outright negates Daemons, or it might pull up walls of stone or create literal walls of flame, though as with Executables and Daemons, elementally aligned Firewalls are more taxing to use, suffering from the same drawbacks.

Constructs are the most complex form of Program and are usually the most costly in both Memory, Minimum Power and Recharge Multiplier. When a Construct is slotted into a Deck and activated, it creates the base form of that Construct. This Construct then becomes permanent and stays with the Technomancer across Topics, however there are a number of things to consider regarding this; The Construct can be destroyed, having a number of hit points equivalent to a character with the affinity it was cast with. It also permanently locks off the Memory that it was used with until destroyed or forcibly revoked, meaning it cannot be unslotted without losing the Construct and having to rebuild it. If the Technomancer's Power ever goes below the minimum required to create the Construct, then the Construct is automatically slain and it is unslotted from the Technomancer's Deck.

Constructs however, depending on their strength, gain an amount of Memory themselves that can be used to slot in other Executables or specific Construct unique Modifier Executables that might permanently alter the Construct's abilities. For Executables, Daemons and Firewalls, the Construct uses the exact same Deck stats as its controller up to a maximum number of Points in each category equal to its Minimum required Power. There is one other downside to Constructs; once something is slotted into a Construct's Memory, it is permanent and if the Technomancer wants to change the Construct's Programs, they must destroy and remake the Construct. However, the Programs that are slotted into a Construct, the Technomancer does NOT need to have slotted themselves, they simply need to have trained the Program and the Construct and Technomancer can both have the same Programs slotted at the same time.

Lastly and this goes for all Programs except Constructs and Firewalls; Executables and Daemons are able to be multi-casted, using their effects multiple times before they go on Cooldown. This can be done a number of times, at max, equal to half of the Technomancer's Power Rating rounded down, however it adds the recharge multipliers together and puts the Program on Cooldown for that length of time.

Multi-Casting Example: Faced with many foes, Technomancer A decides to use their simple Pyrobolt Daemon three times due to possessing a Power Rating of 6. This launches three Pyrobolts with full effect, however the x2 Recharge Multiplier is also added three times, resulting in a total Recharge Multiplier of x6. With Technomancer's base Recharge Rate of 4 Rounds, this means it will be 24 Rounds before the simple Pyrobolt Daemon can be utilised again. If the Technobolt Daemon was used instead with its Recharge Multiplier of x1, that would instead becomes x3, resulting in the Cooldown being 12 Rounds.