SimpleSimon101
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(19/3/07 16:22)
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Seems that Imaginem Does Cover Shadows
I was ambling through the Imaginem section when I noticed that we may have been wrong in our assumption that Ignem covers Shadows. I enclose the relevant passage below.
"Imaginem cannot affect light, as that is part of Ignem, but it can affect the things that light allows you to see. Stenches and perfumes, tints and stains, color and shadow, melody and cacophony, sweet and sour; all these are perceptions, and so can be manipulated by the Art of Imaginem."
So light, temperature and flame are governed by Ignem, however from a canon point of view it seems a spell to create, destroy, move or change a shadow would use the Imaginem form. As an example "Phantasm of the Human Form" (CrIm) creates an image of a moving person but makes no reference to the image not casting a shadow...
What does everyone else think? Sorry if this is throwing the cat amongst the pigeons again, but as this is also going to set a president for future spells regarding shadows it seemed important.
Edited by: SimpleSimon101 at: 19/3/07 16:53
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