Androxine Vortex
Archmage
I'm developing new races for my one project and have come up with two. One race is humanoid birds called Avians. Their feathers are a beautiful combination of blue and green and are reclusive to their mountain temples. They are the most magically attuned race and have powers of foresight into the future (though they only see possibilities)
Another race i created was called the Drahl. When the world was created, each race was born from their own patron deities, taking on magic traits from them and skin complexion and so on. The Drahl however were born without a patron God or goddess and are soulless. Their skin is pale white and have silver hair and black eyes with while rings for pupils.
Because they do not possess souls they have no connection to magic and are incapable of harnessing it. At the same time they are immune to magic as well.
My problem is what are the limits of their magical immunity? Suppose a wizard shoots a fireball (original i know) at a Drahl. They would be immune. But what if the wizard enchanted a sword so it is on fire? Or what if he shot a fireball at an object and then attacked him with said object, would he get hurt because now the fire is burning from the object and not technically magic?
I also thought of maybe when magic users are near they can not cast their spells but i feel that's a little over powering.
Thoughts?
Another race i created was called the Drahl. When the world was created, each race was born from their own patron deities, taking on magic traits from them and skin complexion and so on. The Drahl however were born without a patron God or goddess and are soulless. Their skin is pale white and have silver hair and black eyes with while rings for pupils.
Because they do not possess souls they have no connection to magic and are incapable of harnessing it. At the same time they are immune to magic as well.
My problem is what are the limits of their magical immunity? Suppose a wizard shoots a fireball (original i know) at a Drahl. They would be immune. But what if the wizard enchanted a sword so it is on fire? Or what if he shot a fireball at an object and then attacked him with said object, would he get hurt because now the fire is burning from the object and not technically magic?
I also thought of maybe when magic users are near they can not cast their spells but i feel that's a little over powering.
Thoughts?