Introduction - 10
Mar 19, 2021
This page was so much fun to put together, but the sheer number of particle effects and atoms I drew for this image means that it ended up being a WAY bigger file size than I intended! Oh well, I'm still very happy with it -- I think I managed to make an otherwise mundane explanation of a magic system at least look visually interesting!
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