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	[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.<ref>{{TumblrCitation\|skia-oura\|California Apocalypse Masterpost\|https://skia-oura.tumblr.com/post/119474420184/california-apocalypse-masterpost}}</ref> In the post-[[Transcendence]] world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic.<ref>{{TAUBlogCitation\|mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb\|https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all}}</ref>		[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.<ref>{{TumblrCitation\|skia-oura\|California Apocalypse Masterpost\|https://skia-oura.tumblr.com/post/119474420184/california-apocalypse-masterpost}}</ref> In the post-[[Transcendence]] world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic.<ref>{{TAUBlogCitation\|mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb\|https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all}}</ref>

			== Types ==

	'''MagiOrbs''' and '''MagiCore''' are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.		'''MagiOrbs''' and '''MagiCore''' are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.

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	MagiTech is also referenced as being a part of home security and as part of demonic warding. It can even be infused with other household items, regardless of their previous technological status.		MagiTech is also referenced as being a part of home security and as part of demonic warding. It can even be infused with other household items, regardless of their previous technological status.

			== History ==
			The earliest MagiTech was invented by [[Fiddleford McGucket]], as an experiments in combining magic and technology as demonic protection. [[Dipper Pines]] assisted in the creation of MagiOrbs after accidentally unleashing a burst of weirdness magic into Fiddleford's lab and enchanting a crystal ball to behave like a computer. <ref>aba_daba_do. "What is Dark Within Me, Illumine" (2017). [Archive of Our Own]. <https://archiveofourown.org/works/12149778/chapters/27568998></ref>

	== References ==		== References ==
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	[[Category:World Mechanics]]		[[Category:World Mechanics]]

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	[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.<ref>skia-oura ~~(Mod K). "~~California Apocalypse Masterpost~~" [Tumblr].<~~https://skia-oura.tumblr.com/post/119474420184/california-apocalypse-masterpost></ref> In the post-[[Transcendence]] world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic.<ref>{{TAUBlogCitation\|mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb\|https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all}}</ref>		[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.<ref>{{TumblrCitation\|skia-oura\|California Apocalypse Masterpost\|https://skia-oura.tumblr.com/post/119474420184/california-apocalypse-masterpost}}</ref> In the post-[[Transcendence]] world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic.<ref>{{TAUBlogCitation\|mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb\|https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all}}</ref>

	'''MagiOrbs''' and '''MagiCore''' are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.		'''MagiOrbs''' and '''MagiCore''' are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.

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YAY references!!!

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	[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. In the post-[[Transcendence]] world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic.<ref>{{TAUBlogCitation\|mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb\|https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all}}</ref>		[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes.<ref>skia-oura (Mod K). "California Apocalypse Masterpost" [Tumblr].<https://skia-oura.tumblr.com/post/119474420184/california-apocalypse-masterpost></ref> In the post-[[Transcendence]] world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic.<ref>{{TAUBlogCitation\|mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb\|https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all}}</ref>

	'''MagiOrbs''' and '''MagiCore''' are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.		'''MagiOrbs''' and '''MagiCore''' are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.

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			[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. In the post-[[Transcendence]] world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic.<ref>{{TAUBlogCitation\|mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb\|https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all}}</ref>

	MagiTech is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. In the post-Transcendence world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic. <ref>transcendence-au. "mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb" [Tumblr] <https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all></ref>		'''MagiOrbs''' and '''MagiCore''' are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.

	MagiOrbs and MagiCore are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.

	MagiTech is also referenced as being a part of home security and as part of demonic warding. It can even be infused with other household items, regardless of their previous technological status.		MagiTech is also referenced as being a part of home security and as part of demonic warding. It can even be infused with other household items, regardless of their previous technological status.

	== References ==		== References ==
	<references />[[Category:World Mechanics]]		<references />
			[[Category:World Mechanics]]

imported>Abadabadooo: Ugh ok. So this didn't conform with the style guide, was a little confusing, and MagiTech is squishy. So I changed it.I did save the initial wiki and I'll send it over to the blog for safe keeping.

2020-06-23T23:49:39Z

Ugh ok. So this didn't conform with the style guide, was a little confusing, and MagiTech is squishy. So I changed it.I did save the initial wiki and I'll send it over to the blog for safe keeping.

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	~~+This~~ is ~~really mayordomogoliat ‘s area~~ of ~~expertise~~, ~~so I’m just compiling what I know! You may want~~ to ~~read (this)~~ and ~~(this) before continuing onto this section~~.		MagiTech is loosely defined as being a combination of technological and magical elements that serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. In the post-Transcendence world, most traditional technology is obsolete, though the level of technological advancement varies from story to story. It bypasses the need for traditional spells and magic. <ref>transcendence-au. "mayordomogoliat asked: Another reason I created MagiOrb" [Tumblr] <https://transcendence-au.tumblr.com/post/103091659198/another-reason-i-created-magiorb-was-because-all></ref>

	~~+ According~~ to ~~asianpankake,~~ the ~~technology industry~~ of ~~CA is located all over~~ the ~~state but is centered around the Bay Area (Silicon Valley)~~ or ~~LA, aka disaster zones~~. ~~This means that most tech-tech has gone underwater~~, ~~even the most experimental of magic-tech melds, such~~ as ~~the possibility of binding magic to metals~~.		MagiOrbs and MagiCore are the most common of these new technologies. They are most often described as rounded in shape to either mimic the shape of the Earth and its natural leylines, or to replicate a crystal ball. These devices serve functions primarily related to spell casting or runes, but can also serve duo functions as cellphones or laptops.

	~~+So MagiOrb/Magiorb/Magicore (I like capitalizing things): Basically, from word of god (mayordomogoliat), it~~ is a ~~“new school~~ of ~~magic more readily available to the general populace based on a sphere covered in geometric shapes that mimicked the Earth’s leylines~~ and ~~worked by programming spells into the machine via computer and powering it~~ with ~~some magical type~~ of ~~battery~~.”		MagiTech is also referenced as being a part of home security and as part of demonic warding. It can even be infused with other household items, regardless of their previous technological status.

	+The MagiOrb 1.0 was opensource so tons of people have it/have knowledge on how to make it, so probably the MagiOrb 1.0 becomes the new, better way to do magic-tech when you don’t necessarily have access to all the ritualistic ingredients that the analogue way requires.		== References ==
			<references />[[Category:World Mechanics]]
	+Basically the MagiOrb 1.0 becomes super insanely popular across the islands, even if it is a bit bulky and non-mobile. In fact, the development of the MagiOrb is a bit different for each of the islands, taking into consideration different population demographics/dynamics and access to resources.

	+ESPECIALLY as people figure out how to run laptops on magical energy. It kind of screws with the monitor and shows funny colors, but if you’re just trying to power a MagiOrb through the laptop, then what does color matter?

	~~+However, the creator of the MagiOrb (Mercury~~/~~Iris) dies in the disaster, and with them a lot of awesome plans and everything.~~

	+But here’s the thing: somebody survived, some kid with a fascination with the MagiOrb and MagiTech, some curious old geezer with a bit too much time on his hands and a streak of luck to boot, several somebodies on different islands, and their innovative minds managed to pull something out of the MagiOrb 1.0s and create something great with it.

	+Now there were already MagiOrb 2.0 prototypes floating around, which was meant to be more portable version, more streamlined: the commercial version, so to speak. More power, easily configured, probably more memory, easy to replace magical battery, etc. Primarily, they were a means to earn the creator a bit of cash money.

	+Very few of these existed in the first place, so they’re less than rare after the disaster. But the islands that have them? They’re leaps and bounds ahead of the rest for a while, especially if they have one of those innovative souls buggering with them.

	+Within decades, the MagiOrb 2.0 prototypes have been altered and improved, and their tinkerers left with a greater understanding of the MagiTech behind them. This information was applied to other projects, and the MagiTech line was widened in scope.

	+Also, magical batteries: during the disaster, they’re pretty much recharged beyond anything anybody could have thought them to withstand, and some that are close enough are bound together and supercharged, collectively forming a giant energy core of magical energy, forming the center of a civilization for at least one of the islands.

	+They never really get back to mundane tech. Maybe some, sure (esp. on college campuses), but it’s not as big a thing. More and more the way these islands are going is a fusion of magic and technology.
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	+They never really get back to mundane tech. Maybe some, sure (esp. on college campuses), but it’s not as big a thing. More and more the way these islands are going is a fusion of magic and technology.		+They never really get back to mundane tech. Maybe some, sure (esp. on college campuses), but it’s not as big a thing. More and more the way these islands are going is a fusion of magic and technology.
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	+This is really mayordomogoliat ‘s area of expertise, so I’m just compiling what I know! You may want to read (this) and (this) before continuing onto this section.		+This is really mayordomogoliat ‘s area of expertise, so I’m just compiling what I know! You may want to read (this) and (this) before continuing onto this section.

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+This is really mayordomogoliat ‘s area of expertise, so I’m just compiling what I know! You may want to read (this) and (this) before continuing onto this section.

+ According to asianpankake, the technology industry of CA is located all over the state but is centered around the Bay Area (Silicon Valley) or LA, aka disaster zones. This means that most tech-tech has gone underwater, even the most experimental of magic-tech melds, such as the possibility of binding magic to metals.

+So MagiOrb/Magiorb/Magicore (I like capitalizing things): Basically, from word of god (mayordomogoliat), it is a “new school of magic more readily available to the general populace based on a sphere covered in geometric shapes that mimicked the Earth’s leylines and worked by programming spells into the machine via computer and powering it with some magical type of battery.”

+The MagiOrb 1.0 was opensource so tons of people have it/have knowledge on how to make it, so probably the MagiOrb 1.0 becomes the new, better way to do magic-tech when you don’t necessarily have access to all the ritualistic ingredients that the analogue way requires.

+Basically the MagiOrb 1.0 becomes super insanely popular across the islands, even if it is a bit bulky and non-mobile. In fact, the development of the MagiOrb is a bit different for each of the islands, taking into consideration different population demographics/dynamics and access to resources.

+ESPECIALLY as people figure out how to run laptops on magical energy. It kind of screws with the monitor and shows funny colors, but if you’re just trying to power a MagiOrb through the laptop, then what does color matter?

+However, the creator of the MagiOrb (Mercury/Iris) dies in the disaster, and with them a lot of awesome plans and everything.

+But here’s the thing: somebody survived, some kid with a fascination with the MagiOrb and MagiTech, some curious old geezer with a bit too much time on his hands and a streak of luck to boot, several somebodies on different islands, and their innovative minds managed to pull something out of the MagiOrb 1.0s and create something great with it.

+Now there were already MagiOrb 2.0 prototypes floating around, which was meant to be more portable version, more streamlined: the commercial version, so to speak. More power, easily configured, probably more memory, easy to replace magical battery, etc. Primarily, they were a means to earn the creator a bit of cash money.

+Very few of these existed in the first place, so they’re less than rare after the disaster. But the islands that have them? They’re leaps and bounds ahead of the rest for a while, especially if they have one of those innovative souls buggering with them.

+Within decades, the MagiOrb 2.0 prototypes have been altered and improved, and their tinkerers left with a greater understanding of the MagiTech behind them. This information was applied to other projects, and the MagiTech line was widened in scope.

+Also, magical batteries: during the disaster, they’re pretty much recharged beyond anything anybody could have thought them to withstand, and some that are close enough are bound together and supercharged, collectively forming a giant energy core of magical energy, forming the center of a civilization for at least one of the islands.

+They never really get back to mundane tech. Maybe some, sure (esp. on college campuses), but it’s not as big a thing. More and more the way these islands are going is a fusion of magic and technology.