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- Doctrine of Magical Superiority
- “To defeat your enemy by magic is not the supreme art of war. To defeat his magic is the supreme art of war.”
- The Doctrine of Magical Superiority encompasses the idea that it is not the side that has the most magical power or prowess that wins, but the one that understands and can directly neuter the enemies magic. Even mighty oak tree can be defeated by the tiny termite. Through intelligent use of counter-magical knowledge to directly search and destroy the source, composition, and usage of enemy magic as well as harnessing it to your ability, and ensuring you are at the peak of this potential, you secure Magical Superiority by ensuring the enemy cannot use magic against you.
- ACTIVE:
- 5 Turn Cooldown: Action bonus when targeting magic, and the more magic used against you the stronger the bonus.
- Passive:
- + Technomancer Magic and its territories is defended by a global defense grid, making it resistant to attacks by enemy magic. This extends to those allied with the Technomancers
- +Researching magical counters and contingencies is much easier through the use of Quantum Magineering and Super Computer calculators
- +Enemy magic is deconstructed at the Quantum level, bypassing most inherent enchanted defenses. It atomizes magic in the same way a nuclear reaction can break apart the molecules of even super strong materials like titanium
- +Strict monitoring of all magics and additional fail-safes and security measures are enforced, every magical element within the territory becomes both a detection device and a defense node linked up to the Defense Grid. It works like a magical “immunity” system, protecting and purging threats
- +Every magical person, device, or location is interconnected as part of the Defense grid, both supporting and being supported by it. If ever a wizard comes under attack, he can draw on the combined sum of power of the Technomancers to annihilate the enemy, ensuring absolute magical superiorty,. To attack one is to attack the whole, and to attack the whole is to attack all.
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