Spells

A complex spell requires more than static. It requires a resource, a specific scenario, or a variety of other conditions. These spells came about as practitioners experimented with different goals in mind. A complex spell allows one to use The Static to achieve more powerful effects that function as unique spells.     By adding fire to the equation, as an example, The Static can produce unique effects. Take one of the most common spells found in other magic systems: a fireball. By condensing The Static into a confined space, such as a sphere or a bullet, Static will add potential energy that will always manifest as a burst of kinetic force when the energy is released. By hitting someone with a ball of charged Static, the bullet will hit much harder than it normally would.     Adding fire creates a different effect, where the fire can be contained into the same ball of static. The force is compounded with flame, cause not only a burst of kinetic energy, but also a rapid chain reaction with the fire that causes it to grow, and spread. The force will scatter the flames across a given area, usually 5 to 10 feet depending on how it hits a target, and it will fuel the fire, making it burn through whatever it touches at a higher rate.