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The menacing witch of the midnight rose is a mysterious figure that has haunted the imaginations of many. She is said to dwell in the darkest corners of the world, emerging only at the stroke of midnight. With her flowing black robes and piercing red eyes, she strikes fear into the hearts of those who dare to cross her path. Legend has it that the witch possesses powerful magic, capable of bending the elements to her will. She can summon storms with a flick of her wrist and control the minds of those unfortunate enough to fall under her spell. Her dark powers are said to be fueled by an enchanted rose that never withers, its petals a deep shade of crimson.

Also, somebody messing up the "good crops" plan with a personal spell would not be tolerated.

Cults with a bunch of fanatically believing followers might be able to believe strongly enough to support more flashy effects in front of others, converting them to the power of the magic through observation you saw it, it must be real. Exoticism will help - it has been done in that faraway place, there is a secret from this mystic-seeming people, anything to make people believe it happened elsewhere, makes them believe its possible.

Her dark powers are said to be fueled by an enchanted rose that never withers, its petals a deep shade of crimson. Many tales surround the witch and her infamous rose. Some say that anyone who plucks a petal from the flower will be cursed for eternity, their soul forever bound to the witch's bidding.

Rules for a magic generated by belief

Can those rules work or do you see some flaws? Any idea on how they can be fixed/extended? And in particular for the case of the wizard, the example of the fireball is easy, but I have serious problem to extend the same concept to other kinds of spells (i.e. manipulate wind, ice, trajectory of throwed items, etc.) without inventing natural stuff with unusual properties or breaking the technological rules that force the medieval stasis.

$\begingroup$ You could specify that it is a follow-up of Discrimination in a world physically influenced by what their inhabitants believe, or isn't it? $\endgroup$

$\begingroup$ @bilbo_pingouin it's about the same world so yeah, it can be considered as a follow-up $\endgroup$

$\begingroup$ And your question is, IMHO, somewhat unclear or too broad. Can you clarify what you expect from a good answer ? And by the way, I think your wizzard contradicts the rules you've set earlier: it happens when everyone is watching. $\endgroup$

$\begingroup$ @bilbo_pingouin the question is basically if you find consistency flaws or barriers that makes impossible to develop magic based on those starting rules (or if you have any ideas about how to fix those rules to better allow the use of magic). About the aspect of nobody watching, it's not a strict requirement, just a way to reduce the external influence of contradicting beliefs. The alternative is making (almost) everyone who watch think what the magic user wants, but it's extremely difficult and it's what wizards try to do. $\endgroup$

Others believe that the rose holds the key to immortality, granting its possessor eternal life. Scholars and adventurers alike have searched far and wide for the midnight rose, hoping to unlock its secrets. The witch herself is a enigma, her past shrouded in mystery and whispers. Some claim she was a once a noble sorceress who was betrayed by someone she loved, triggering her descent into darkness. Others believe she was born with her dark powers, destined to roam the night forever. Regardless of her origins, her name strikes fear into the hearts of those who know it. It is said that the witch of the midnight rose is not inherently evil, but rather a force of nature that must be respected and feared. She is unpredictable and often unpredictable, her motives hidden behind layers of darkness. Some claim she has a heart of stone, while others whisper that a sliver of light still remains within her. Despite the fear she inspires, some are drawn to the witch, curious about her powers and the secrets she holds. They seek her out, willing to risk everything for a chance to glimpse the midnight rose and unlock its mysteries. But they do so at their own peril, for the witch is a formidable adversary, capable of turning their desires into nightmares. The legend of the menacing witch of the midnight rose continues to captivate and inspire, her story woven into the fabric of folklore and myth. Whether she is a purveyor of darkness or a misunderstood soul, one thing is certain - she will forever remain an enigmatic figure, her midnight rose continuing to lure the brave and the foolhardy into her clutches..

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