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| - | ==== The Law of Equivalent Exchange ==== | + | ==== The Law of Equivalency ==== |
| **Everything has a price** Magic conserves a given level of value; although one or both "parties" may have different ideas of how something is valued and a given effect must be paid for with something of at least equal worth. This also tends to lead to magic that takes the path of least resistance, moving value is far easier that creating it. A magician can snuff out a campfire or reshape its flames far easier than creating fire from nothing. This law is often used in conjunction with other laws to meet its equivalence. | **Everything has a price** Magic conserves a given level of value; although one or both "parties" may have different ideas of how something is valued and a given effect must be paid for with something of at least equal worth. This also tends to lead to magic that takes the path of least resistance, moving value is far easier that creating it. A magician can snuff out a campfire or reshape its flames far easier than creating fire from nothing. This law is often used in conjunction with other laws to meet its equivalence. | ||
