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More and more research is put into the inner workings of these artifacts. Perhaps they can be replicated with different powers.

In Wolrantis, magic comes from artifacts. The few artifacts that exist grant power to all those who wield them for as long as they wield them, but many seek to claim all artifacts for themselves. Some artifacts have had their power split into different objects to help create more equality and stability.

In Odasite, magic comes from artifacts. There are only a few artifacts, but they grant their power to all those who get into contact with them, which gives everybody a chance to unlock their inner potential. Like medals, artifacts are given to those who've proved themselves capable in some shape or form so there's a desire to improve oneself in order to gain the powers through these rewards.

In Echurid, magic comes from a reincarnation cycle. Power is bestowed when one life ends and a new one begins, those with the most powerful lives in older generations wield the most power today. This passing of knowledge has allowed for huge leaps in progress around the world as little has to be relearned or remastered by new generations.

More and more research is being put into discovering what the limits of magic are and what the most efficient ways of using magic are.

In Olympa, magic comes from life itself. All living beings possess magical energies within themselves, but only a select few are able to tap into these energies. So far no conflict has sprung from these differences and there are no tensions between either side.

In Thiranis, magic comes from a reincarnation cycle. When a life ends, all their knowledge and magical energies flow from their life to a next one, so those fortunate enough to be reincarnated through a powerful life are given great powers. This passing of knowledge has allowed for huge leaps in progress around the world as little has to be relearned or remastered by new generations.

In Ibretia, magic comes from the powers of ancestors. Reincarnations grant power from previous lives to new ones, so power can grow immensely if those who gain it at birth wield it responsibly. Wars have been fought in the past in an attempt to shift knowledge from one nation to another. By killing powerful people of one nation and making sure there are many birth in another, chances of reincarnation of powerful souls is higher in the latter.

In Ibretia, magic comes from the Arcane Well. Like a heart, it pulses magical energies into the world around it and brings magical abilities to a wide range of beings. Magic manifests differently from being to being though, and these differences can lead to strife from time to time.

In Idradora, magic comes from ancient artifacts. Somehow these artifacts grant powers to those who wield them even if only for a few seconds so in theory it'd be easy to spread the power to everybody in the world. A market has risen from these artifacts where people can buy access to artifacts and thus the powers they unlock.

In Hinia, magic comes from the Arcane Well. Its aura pulses with magical energies that radiate far into the world around it and changes life as it was before the influence of these magical energies. Despite or perhaps because of these powers, war hasn't broken out. There's a peaceful balance, one where people tend to leave others be as they are.

In Ikrenad, magic comes from ancient relics. Powerful and rare objects grant the wielders immense powers with rewards this great, the risk of losing them is all the greater. Wars have been fought over control of specific artifacts in the past and are likely to erupt again in the future.