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landing: "I seem to have discovered a new method of magical arts, in which one draws patterns strange and wild onto a hexagonal grid. \
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It fascinates me. I've decided to start a journal of my thoughts and findings. \
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It fascinates me. I've decided to start a journal of my thoughts and findings.\
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$(br2)$(l:https://forum.petra-k.at/index.php)Forum Link/$",
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category: {
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basics: {
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"": "Getting Started",
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desc: "The practitioners of this art would cast their so-called _Hexes by drawing strange patterns in the air with a $(l:items/staff)$(item)Staff/$--\
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or craft $(l:items/hexcasting)$(item)powerful magical items/$ to do the casting for them.\
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desc: "The practitioners of this art would cast their so-called _Hexes by drawing strange patterns in the air with a $(l:items/staff)$(item)Staff/$ -- \
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or craft $(l:items/hexcasting)$(item)powerful magical items/$ to do the casting for them. \
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How might I do the same?",
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},
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casting: {
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"": "Hex Casting",
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desc: "I've started to understand how the old masters cast their _Hexes! It's a bit complicated,\
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desc: "I've started to understand how the old masters cast their _Hexes! It's a bit complicated, \
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but I'm sure I can figure it out. Let's see...",
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},
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items: {
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greatwork: {
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"": "The Great Work",
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desc: "I have seen... so much. I have... experienced... annihilation and deconstruction and reconstruction.\
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I have seen the atoms of the world screaming as they were inverted and subverted and demoted to energy.\
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desc: "I have seen... so much. I have... experienced... annihilation and deconstruction and reconstruction. \
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I have seen the atoms of the world screaming as they were inverted and subverted and demoted to energy. \
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I have seen I have seen I have s$(k)get stick bugged lmao/$",
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// alwinfy you think you're so funny
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},
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lore: {
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"": "Lore",
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desc: "I have uncovered some letters and text not of direct relevance to my art.\
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desc: "I have uncovered some letters and text not of direct relevance to my art. \
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But, I think I may be able to divine some of the history of the world from these. Let me see...",
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},
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},
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great_spells: {
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"": "Great Spells",
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desc: "The spells catalogued here are purported to be of legendary difficulty and power.\
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They seem to have been recorded only sparsely (for good reason, the texts claim).\
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desc: "The spells catalogued here are purported to be of legendary difficulty and power. \
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They seem to have been recorded only sparsely (for good reason, the texts claim). \
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It's probably just the ramblings of extinct traditionalists, though -- a pattern's a pattern.$(br2)\
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What could possibly go wrong?",
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},
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},
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grid: {
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"1": "I will generally provide my patterns to Nature via my $(l:items/staff)$(item)Staff/$.\
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Pressing $(thing)$(k:use)/$ with one in my hand will cause a hexagonal grid of dots to appear in front of me.\
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"1": "I will generally provide my patterns to Nature via my $(l:items/staff)$(item)Staff/$. \
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Pressing $(thing)$(k:use)/$ with one in my hand will cause a hexagonal grid of dots to appear in front of me. \
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I can then click, drag from dot to dot, and release to draw patterns.$(br2)\
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Once I submit a pattern, it is executed (see the next chapter).",
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"2": "Pressing $(thing)$(k:escape)/$ saves and closes the grid; when I next use my staff, all my patterns and iotas will still be there.$(br2)\
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"patterns&actions": {
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"1": "$(thing)Patterns/$ are paths traced through the grid of _media. I believe the sixfold symmetry of patterns is what gives my art its name.$(br2)\
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$(thing)Actions/$, meanwhile, are what patterns $(italic)do/$.",
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"2": "The difference is similar to the difference between $(italic)words/$ and $(italic)meanings/$.\
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Any jumble of letters forms a word, but most of them (like \"xnopyt\") don't mean anything.\
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"2": "The difference is similar to the difference between $(italic)words/$ and $(italic)meanings/$. \
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Any jumble of letters forms a word, but most of them (like \"xnopyt\") don't mean anything. \
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Similarly, any squiggle yanked through the _media is technically a pattern, but most of them won't do anything.",
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"3": "Actions are somewhat like commands to the grand systems rules that govern the universe (which I have seen some texts personify as \"Nature.\").\
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"3": "Actions are somewhat like commands to the grand systems rules that govern the universe (which I have seen some texts personify as \"Nature.\"). \
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They tend to do one of a few things:\
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$(li)Gather some information about the world, such as finding the position of a entity.\
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$(li)Manipulate the info gathered, like finding the distance between two positions.\
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$(li)Perform some magical effect on the world, like summoning lightning or an explosion.$(br)\
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These last kinds of actions are called \"spells.\", and are generally what attract people to the art.",
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"4": "A _Hex, then, is a sequence of valid patterns presented to Nature in sequence.\
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Nature interprets each of these patterns one-by-one and, if it understands, changes the world to my whims.\
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"4": "A _Hex, then, is a sequence of valid patterns presented to Nature in sequence. \
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Nature interprets each of these patterns one-by-one and, if it understands, changes the world to my whims. \
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(Or, what it thinks my whims are.)",
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"5": "Although some actions can be performed easily, some require a payment in the form of coalesced _media.\
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I believe the concentrated mental energy is used as a sort of argument to Nature, convincing it that it should indeed do as I ask.\
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"5": "Although some actions can be performed easily, some require a payment in the form of coalesced _media. \
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I believe the concentrated mental energy is used as a sort of argument to Nature, convincing it that it should indeed do as I ask. \
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Most spells require this kind of payment, but a few non-spell actions do too.$(br2)\
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I've recorded the costs, if any, of each action on their respective pages.",
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},
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iotas: {
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"1": "The \"nouns\" in Nature's language are called $(thing)iotas/$.\
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"1": "The \"nouns\" in Nature's language are called $(thing)iotas/$. \
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At its most basic level, Hexcasting is the art of manipulating iotas.$(br2)\
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Iotas come in many different types:\
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$(li)Numbers (which some legends called \"doubles\").\
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"2": "$(li)Influences, peculiar types of iota that seem to represent abstract ideas.\
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$(li)Patterns themselves, used for crafting magic items and truly mind-boggling feats like $(italic)spells that cast other spells/$.\
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$(li)A list of several of the above, gathered into a single iota.",
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"3": "Generally, I provide iotas to actions.\
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For example, take $(l:patterns/spells/basic#hexcasting:explode)$(action)Explosion/$.\
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"3": "Generally, I provide iotas to actions. \
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For example, take $(l:patterns/spells/basic#hexcasting:explode)$(action)Explosion/$. \
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This spell requires a number iota, to indicate the strength, and a vector iota, to indicate the location.$(br2)\
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Or, take $(l:patterns/basic#hexcasting:get_pos)$(action)Compass Purification/$.\
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Or, take $(l:patterns/basic#hexcasting:get_pos)$(action)Compass Purification/$. \
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This takes an entity iota and transforms it into a vector iota, representing the position of that entity.",
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},
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},
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