Definition:
Magic Force is a primordial cosmic phenomenon that originates from beyond reality itself.
Its existence predates the gods.
It is neither a living being nor a deity, and it possesses no inherent alignment toward good or evil.
Nature:
Originates from beyond reality.
Possesses no will of its own.
Exists beyond the authority of the gods.
Predates the gods themselves.
Function:
Magic Force may be regarded as a cosmic library, a repository in which all magical phenomena and spell patterns exist.
It neither recognizes race nor morality, serving solely as the medium through which the laws of magic are expressed.
Mages do not generate magic from within themselves. Instead, they access patterns already existing within Magic Force or develop new ones through research and the study of magical theory.
Dragons are likewise connected to Magic Force, though by an entirely different means. Unlike Mages, they require neither incantations nor magical theory. Through an innate ability known as the Dragon Tongue, their will is translated directly into magical phenomena. The scale and complexity of these manifestations depend on both the dragon's age and the depth of its resonance with Magic Force.
Mage:
Only individuals born with an innate connection to Magic Force can become Mages.
This connection cannot be learned or acquired through training.
Not everyone is born with the potential to access Magic Force.
Dragon:
Dragons were the first known beings to possess a natural connection to Magic Force.
As a race, they wield magic through the Dragon Tongue, allowing their will to manifest directly without the need for incantations.
Their affinity with Magic Force deepens as they mature, strengthening their resonance over time. Consequently, young dragons are limited to relatively simple magical phenomena, while only fully matured dragons can manifest the highest orders of magic.