Magic
Theurgy
Theurgy noun - The effect of supernatural or divine intervention in human affairs.
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Conjurers and their job, White Mages, use Force magic and Theurgy, calling upon the elementals and the energy of the world around them to use elemental powers and fittingly, White magic.
Source: Functional Magic aka: Magic - Onmyōdō, like many Real World magical belief systems, is an eclectic blend; while it can be treated as simple rule magic, it also has elements of force magic and theurgy.
Source: Useful Notes / Onmyodo -
Eternal Darkness uses a combination of Rule Magic and Theurgy; spells are set up almost grammatically, but require one of four Eldritch Abominations to lend their power alignment to the spell.
Source: Functional Magic aka: Magic
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