Music has always had a magical quality to it. It has the ability to transport us to different times and places, to evoke strong emotions, and to create a sense of connection. However, there are certain types of music that have an even greater power to cast a spell on us - striking magical music. **Striking magical music** is the kind of music that captivates us from the very first note. It has an enchanting quality that draws us in and holds our attention, making it difficult to tear our ears away. This kind of music has a certain spark to it, a special something that sets it apart from all the rest.
When we are exposed to music that has a fast beat a part of our brain is stimulated. This leads to an increased heart rate. When we listen to music with a slow beat the parasympathetic nervous system kicks in and our heart rate decreases. New research by Medical News Today has found that listening to 30 minutes of music a day significantly reduces the risk of heart health problems.
Music can be like a drug for some people because it increases the amount of dopamine in the nucleus accumbens, in the same way cocaine acts on the brain. In fact, from mental health issues to Alzheimer s and heart disease, research shows that music can be as powerful as some medications to help heal what troubles us.
This kind of music has a certain spark to it, a special something that sets it apart from all the rest. When we listen to striking magical music, we are transported into a different realm. We become lost in the melody, the rhythm, and the harmonies.
About magical strikes
So we know that spells deal magical damage, and strking weapons are magical, but should they have magical damage?
I thought it didn't really matter untill i saw some creatures with resistance against certain nonmagical damages, and then the magical strikes hability from the sprites, this made me think something:
-Why would you have high level creatures with those resistances if everyone is suposed to have striking weapons at that level? Only to negate critical damage from trip and some feats that use improvised weapons or other things? Seems quite bad
-Why do sprites have a hability that will lose all the relevance at level 4? That feels bad
So I'm using automatic bonus progresion, and going to do weapons deal fisical damage instead of magical because it really doesn't make a lot of sense to deal magical damage with the same weapon that didn't before (excluding property runes)
1)What are the implications? Is that a huge nerf to martials or there aren't enough enemies with "resistance to fisical atacks and less resistance if they're magical" for it to be really relevant?
2)How could i do that weapons do magical damage withour striking runes (because ABP, i'll just use ABP for armor and weapons and give skill items otherwise) but with it making sense, do you think that including any property rune should qualify for the weapon to be magical and deal the whole damage?
I don't know what to do about this so i'd really apreciate some insights and help, I don't like the "mandatory items you have to give as loot" thing, so thats why i'm going to use ABP, but don't want to nerf them if the game is intended to deal magical damage by default at high levels (even if that makes the sprite hability useless above level 4) because the encounter building could go whack or something
-Why do sprites have a hability that will lose all the relevance at level 4? That feels bad
It feels as though we are under a spell, unable to escape the powerful grip that the music has on us. It can be a transformative experience, as if we are being transported to another world. One of the fascinating things about striking magical music is that it can vary greatly from person to person. What may be striking magical music for one person may not have the same effect on another. This is because our individual tastes, experiences, and emotions shape our perception of music. What resonates with one person may not resonate with another. However, there are certain elements that often characterize striking magical music. It tends to have a certain level of complexity that keeps us engaged. It may contain unexpected chord progressions or harmonies, unique instrumental combinations, or innovative production techniques. These elements add to the magical quality of the music, making it stand out from the crowd. Moreover, striking magical music often has a visceral impact on us. It creates a physical response within our bodies, making us feel alive and connected with the music. It can give us goosebumps, send shivers down our spine, or bring tears to our eyes. This emotional response is a testament to the power of music and its ability to touch our souls. In conclusion, striking magical music possesses a certain enchantment that sets it apart from all other forms of music. It has the power to transport us to a different realm, captivate our attention, and evoke a deep emotional response. Whether it is through unique musical elements or a visceral impact, striking magical music leaves an indelible mark on our hearts and minds..
Reviews for "The Language of Magic: Exploring the Mystical Harmonies of Music"
- Emily - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Striking magical music". The album was supposed to be filled with enchanting melodies and captivating rhythms, but instead, it felt dull and uninspired. The songs lacked depth and originality, making it sound like generic background music. I was expecting more from such a talented artist, and unfortunately, this album fell short of my expectations.
- David - 1 star - I regret purchasing "Striking magical music". The entire album was extremely repetitive and lacked any sort of variation in its sound. Every track felt like a carbon copy of the previous one, making it a monotonous listening experience. The melodies were forgettable and the production quality was subpar. I would not recommend this album to anyone looking for an engaging and unique musical experience.
- Sarah - 2 stars - "Striking magical music" failed to strike a chord with me. The songs felt overproduced and the use of effects and synthesizers was excessive. The album lacked authenticity and sounded more like a generic pop record rather than capturing the essence of magic through music. I found myself skipping through tracks, hoping to find something that would captivate my interest, but unfortunately, it never happened. Overall, I was disappointed with this release and would not recommend it to others.
- Mark - 3 stars - While "Striking magical music" had its moments, I couldn't fully connect with the overall vibe of the album. The melodies were catchy, but lacked originality, often sounding like variations of other popular songs. The lyrics were simple and lacking depth, which prevented me from fully immersing myself in the music. This album may appeal to those looking for light-hearted and easy-listening tunes, but for me, it fell short of delivering a truly striking magical experience.