The power to utilize magic involving building and construction. Form of Magic. Variation of Building Mastery. High-Tech variation of Craftsmanship Magic. Basic principle to Technomagic
Also Called
- Builder Magic/Witchcraft/Wizardry
- Engineering Magic/Witchcraft/Wizardry
- Inventing Magic/Witchcraft/Wizardry
- Construction Magic/Witchcraft/Wizardry
Capabilities
The user has the ability to use magic that revolves around building things and can build anything with ease from anything. The materials can be normal, magical or even conceptual. They can create things like magical architecture, Magitek, mystical gadgets, etc.
Unlike Craftsmanship Magic, where forging mostly relies on raw material, this magic relies specifically on magical and technological advancements.
Applications
- Alchemy
- Artisan Magic
- Blueprint Construction
- Omnifabrication
- Omni-Customization
- Meta Crafting
- Quality Sense
- Rapid Fabrication
- Architecture Mastery
- Building Mastery
- Carpentry Mastery
- Engineering Mastery
- Fixing Mastery
- Mechanical Mastery
- Metalsmithing Mastery
- Construction Manipulation
- Enhanced/Supernatural Inventing
- Enhanced Assembly/Enhanced Disassembly
- Architecture Magic
- Technomagic/Technological Magic
- Forge Magic
- Craftsmanship Magic
- Magic Infusion
- Mystical Material Manipulation
- Spell Casting
Associations
Limitations
- Anti-Magic/Deconstruction/Magic Destabilization/Magic Destruction/Magic Negation/Magic Sealing
- Requires the appropriate tools/materials to craft.
- May require a space to work.
Known Users
- Banjo-Kazooie (Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts) via Magic Wrench
- Builders (Dragon Quest builders)
- Artficers (Dungeons and Dragons)
- Dyntos (Kid Icarus Uprising)
- Doctor Stephen Strange (Marvel Comics)
- Portalcraft (Shadowverse)
- Link (The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom) via Ultra Hand and Autobuild
Videos
Dungeon Flippers PILOT- The Ace of Wands-2
A Crap Guide to D&D -5th Edition- - Artificer-2
Finrod Felagund, Galadriel's Brother - Tolkien Explained-2