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[u/Illustrious_Age_6628]

[u/theHanMan62]

In order to give any meaningful recommendations, it would be helpful if you could define what each of these elements do and how they can be mixed.

[u/Illustrious_Age_6628 → u/theHanMan62]

Added some further information, hopefully that clarifies some, but in essence, if you can make a good* argument why a specific element does something, it probably can, both physical or metaphycal.

[u/Anfitruos0413]

I'd like to see about expansions on each element and the justifications, like, which one has light, which one has lighting, which one has metal, teleknesis, etc.

[u/Illustrious_Age_6628 → u/Anfitruos0413]

I added some clarity on those, hopefully it helps!

[u/Anfitruos0413 → u/Illustrious_Age_6628]

I really liked these divisions, I'll probably include some of those when I make a elemental system.

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[u/Archisia_Lux]

Certain associations leap to mind.

🔥 Fire/Light/Life/Celestial>Shadow>Spacemage

Have you thought of something like a Flux-Tensor Mage [Flexspell] who can manipulate spacetime curvature and bend photons, light, and space?

One of my Uncongraphian Magiscience-wielding characters I named Energo Fluxspell.

As your Celestial could even expand to gravity and black hole portals, naturally leading to white hole ejection/manipulation as a Micro-Macro Yin-yang in a Yin-yang object in a cross-dimensional mechanics system.

Naturally, Flux-Tensors can be thought of as spacetime Ley-lines, and you can even connect them to magnetism, hence electromagnetism, and so you eventually get atmospheric Ley-lines.

Original Ley-lines are in the earth, hence geology > organics linking the whole system. Yeah, I used Ley-lines in Uncongraphia but not as forefrontally as you are. In Uncongraphia, The White Mountain Range. In the White Mountain Range Witch Coven occult, I had Henges with a sacrificial altar, all positioned at a ley-line meeting point where the Coven would meet for ceremonies and rituals.

I Yin-yang in Yin-yang juxtaposed this in Uncongraphia the mysterious drifting continent where Vorkane Mortspore {a Dark Star overlord, Dark Star is my primordial cosmological malevolent race, contrasted by The Order of Astron their positive counterpart} - anyhows, in Uncongraphia I finally introduced the nature of the Henge stone monuments by having a Henge as an interplanetary/Intercosmic travel console which is essentially an ancient portal technology of the Dark Star whereby they use Physiware languages to activate the space between the 3 trilithons instantiated via the languages then walk through and subsequently traverse spacetime between the planets.

This isn't revealed until towards the end of the book, though.

Water 💧/Blood>life>death/Plants

Or you could change nature to organics, widening its remit and simultaneously locking plants/animals to wild/plants/geology/oceanic-hydro/, but under one umbrella term, then choose something to replace Wild/animals or plants. It doesn't matter which, since Organics can cover all of those.

Then you could add Atmospherics as the other complement to Organics, giving you access to air/cloud/wind/mist/vapour/aurambience, etcetera.

Just some preliminary thoughts on how you construct your base system.

Depending on which base form descriptors you use, you can interlink a wider chain of elements.