Magic
Magic noun - The power to control natural forces through supernatural means.
Pestilence and magic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pestilence" instead a noun "Magic".
Pestilence
Pestilence noun - A widespread disease resulting in a high rate of death.
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Synonyms for Pestilence
Magic and pestilence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magic" instead a noun "Pestilence".
Nearby Words: pestilential, pestilent
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In Magic: The Gathering any spell that deals damage to both you and an opponent such as Earthquake or Pestilence can be used for this.
Source: Taking You with Me -
Magic Realism: The games are usually more or less realistic, at least until you defeat a native culture in war, upon which that culture will curse you with a strangely supernatural parting gift, like sudden droughts, locust epidemics, pestilence or tempests.
Source: Video Game / Anno Domini - The Tree Of Life: The protagonist's homeland is being ravaged by drought, famine and pestilence, so they are dispatched to find the legendary Tree Of Life and bring back one of its magic leaves to heal the land.
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