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Decrescendo begins as strings of melody that converge into a seven note theme, accompanied in perfect harmony by furious strands of Mugical power. While a simple Mugic to obtain and cast, Decrescendo's Energy-lowering effect can make a world of difference if it is targeted properly and used at a strategic moment in battle.

From the weird abstract shape that forms the heart of Ember Flourish arises an aura of red and silver, with healing Energy for target Creatures who are in tune with Fire and Air elements. The seven notes of Ember Flourish resound all across Perim's varied landscapes, bringing aid to weakened Creatures. It is clear to all who listen that this Mugic's credo is true: a Mugical song can never weigh you down, no matter how many you carry with you.

Fortissimo is a Generic Mugic used by many of Perim's Creatures as a basic enhancement in battle. Its beautifully simple melody and remarkable multiple beams of Mugical force have made it a Mugic that is easily identified in Perim. Fortissimo increases all of its target's disciplines -- Courage, Power, Wisdom and Speed - as well as its Energy. While the boost is relatively minor, the physical effect on the Creature can often be gargantuan!

Geo Flourish

Many suppose that since both Geo Flourish and Ember Flourish are Generic Mugic with similar forms and effects, the two must be closely related. In fact, they are nearly opposites. While Ember Flouish heals Creatures who rely on Fire and Air elements, Geo Flourish restores those Creatures who are bonded to Earth and Water elements. The difference is easily distinguishable if you listen carefully when they are cast.

The Interlude of Consequence can throw a Chaotic match into instant unpredictability. This Generic Mugic not only allows you to alter the Attack order of an opponent, it also gives you the potential to change where a battle occurs. The Mugic appears as geometric layers through which flows a blur of Mugical force. Used wisely, Interlude of Consequence can help you gain the upper hand in a battle. Many Creatures find the Interlude's melody to be very moving and know the sound of it by heart.

Among Generic Mugic there are multiple melodies that can restore lost energy to Creatures. None is more versatile than Minor Flourish. Its beautiful aquamarine lights blend with a moving euphony of Mugical notes, composed by a great Mugician of yore. The sight and sound of Minor Flourish signifies safety and help to most of Perim's Creatures. Indeed, it brings a smile to any Creature in need, be it the most treacherous UnderWorlder or the most heroic OverWorlder.

Mugic that drains a Creature's Energy is uncommon among Generic Mugic. The Song of Embernova is a remarkable exception. Creatures who specialize in Air or Fire Attacks immediately tense when they hear the song's seven haunting notes. The Song of Embernova forms a flashing wheel of Mugical force that does significant damage to any Creature gifted in Fire or Air elements. Most Creatures are very familiar with the Song of Embernova -- either from casting it or (unfortunately) from being its target!

Similar to the Interlude of Consequence, the Song of Futuresight manipulates time and space. This powerful Generic Mugic allows a Muge to peer into the near future. This makes it possible to create optimized Attack strategies and better sequencing of Attacks. Song of Futuresight is a highly specialized Mugic that requires a skilled Muge for peak effectiveness.

This potent Mugic causes serious damage to users of the Earth and Water Elemental types. The Song of Geonova rings out in many battles where OverWorlders or Danians find themselves under Attack. Being a Generic, direct damage Mugic, this is a versatile Mugic for any Muge who knows which fight is coming.

The seven notes of the Song of Truesight can be a chilling sound to the ears of the invisible Mipedians. This Generic Mugic robs Mipedians of what is usually considered their greatest advantage in battle. Casting it summons Mugical energy that bestows the ability to see anything that is out of phase with Perim, and, therefore, invisible to the naked eye.

The ability to invoke the Mugic of the Cascade Symphony is a gift bestowed uniquely on the OverWorlders by the Mugicians. The haunting seven notes form the basis of a grand symphony that shields OverWorlders against both Fire and Air Attacks. The Cascade Symphony is very effective against UnderWorlders and Mipedians.

The OverWorlders have great, innate affinity for the Elements of nature. The Hymn of the Elements magnifies that affinity. From its melody springs a stunning spectacle of Mugical shape and light, signaling to all that an extraordinary attunement is taking place. The result is the instantaneous (though temporary) mastery of an Elemental type that can help win battles and change allegiances in Perim.

When the melody of Mugic Reprise starts whispering its beautiful tones, it rises to a powerful Mugical song alongside the conjuration of two Mugical vortexes: one blue and one red. This allows a Creature to recall any Mugic that it, or its comrades, have had access to before. This recycling of Mugical power is limited in its casting to the OverWorld casters. Although other Tribes desire to master Mugic of similar potency, all have failed at copying this proud seven note melody to any effect.

Treasured for its double effect, the OverWorld Aria offers protection from the fiery wrath of the UnderWorlders and others, along with potent healing for OverWorld targets. Its melody plays like a companion theme to OverWorlders traveling into the UnderWorld - the place where the OverWorld Aria finds more use than anywhere else in Perim. The blue Mugical explosion of energy is the sound of potent versatility to the travelers of the OverWorld.

Denial Mugic is hard to control and only the OverWorlders have mastered it to grant true versatility in use: denial of any Mugic, regardless of Tribe and type. The Mugicians involved in the playing and repetition of the seven notes of the Refrain of Denial always match the potency of the effect. This is not a Mugic called upon by weak casters and its strange spheroid visual manifestation and haunting melody are of the kind that tips battles.

Focus is key when undertaking any ambitious task, and the OverWorlders have sought the expertise and assistance of the Mugicians to sharpen the Tribe's focus. Improving the skills of the individual OverWorlder is strategically smart. In the long run, the strategic superiority and enhanced focus may land the Cothica in Maxxor's hands. The Song of Focus is a shortcut on the road to the Cothica. Its seven notes deliver instant payoff for those who seek focus and clarity in their skills.

It is no secret that the OverWorlders are more skilled with healing Mugic than any of the other Tribes in Perim. The Song of Resurgence is a masterpiece of melodic efficiency and rings with overtones of safety for all OverWorlders. That this simple seven note song can have such important healing powers is beyond the understanding of even great Muges like Najarin. All OverWorlders share a feeling of gratitude for mysterious gifts, such as the Song of Resurgence.

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