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== Wish Magic == Wish magic is also known as memory magic, or dark magic. It is not dark as in evil--at least, not usually--but dark as in unknown. This form of magic is poorly understood, as it does not abide by the laws of any other type. What is known for sure is this: any wish, sincerely held, can come true, if you sacrifice a memory. Wish magic is proven to be capable of things far beyond the limits of other types of magic. There are records of it reshaping bodies, restoring destroyed items, guiding people to safety in times of danger, and more. For a wish to be granted, a memory must be held in mind as you wish, and it must be of equal value to the wish. This is the absolute minimum, and this does not guarantee your wish will be granted. There are cases where some have tried to sacrifice their entire lives for even a small wish, to no avail. But more often, it works, reliably enough for people to be careful when they utter the words ''I wish''. There is one more side to wish magic. This is not widely known, but some have found that--though less effective--bloodletting can grant wishes as well. [[Category:Resources]]
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