Celestial Magic

Written by Tudos Krav
I must begin with a warning: void celestial magic is not without its dangers, and should only be studied in depth by the most competent or foolhardy of mages (both are certainly assets in this endeavor).

Celestial magic was one of the first kinds of magic on record, according to the Archives of Aurelus. This is to be expected, since many people can unwittingly access small bits of celestial magic without training, especially in times of duress. Unfortunately, people can sometimes access void celestial magic in times of distress, which can cause damage to the user's mind and body. Thankfully, this is quite rare and people often use stellar celestial magic instead.

There is much speculation on the source of celestial magic, but we know that there exists an obvious and strong link between celestial magic and the placement of the stars in the sky. The evidence for this link was first shown by astronomers at the Enta'el School while it was still an observatory, and it is well documented that both the time of day and time of year can make both kinds of celestial magic change in strength; often the as the strength of one of the twin magics waxes, the strength of the other wanes.