I would say Opera Singing would do amazing things for breathing, but that is rather pointless for one who doesn't need to breathe. At least sculpting helps hand dexterity.
You could still to learn. Some skills are worth honing, even if they take a while. It took me a few decades before I was able to make a meal mother was willing to eat in full.
[He also practices his own table manners, even if he's eating a little faster then he usually wishes to do, but he needs the calories. He does pause when he talks and its very much sounding like a teacher talking about a topic than anything.]
Correct. There are spells and methods to do most anything a magical creature can do innately, but all species have their own natural advantages. Things they can learn to do with less hassle. Anything with an elemental affinity can do a great deal of specialized magic. Of course, it does also come with the drawback there is an obvious counter to much of what they can do.
Water can hurt lesser fire elementals, the only reason I don't need to bathe in lava is because I'm powerful enough and bestial enough to just find being dunked in water an unpleasant experience. Honestly, I think I started appreciating mortal minds after they invented the shower.
Meanwhile bestial have stronger physical abilities, take to transformations easier, and what few 'magical energy' abilities they have are a lot harder to counter. Either it must be powered through wholesale, or it won't be. No obvious counters nor weaknesses.
Of course I do. Only one mortal managed to finish a plate of Boiling Lava grade spice before the Spider Queen wrecked our food stall, and they immediately ran to the nearest ice cream stall after.
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You could still to learn. Some skills are worth honing, even if they take a while. It took me a few decades before I was able to make a meal mother was willing to eat in full.
[He also practices his own table manners, even if he's eating a little faster then he usually wishes to do, but he needs the calories. He does pause when he talks and its very much sounding like a teacher talking about a topic than anything.]
Correct. There are spells and methods to do most anything a magical creature can do innately, but all species have their own natural advantages. Things they can learn to do with less hassle. Anything with an elemental affinity can do a great deal of specialized magic. Of course, it does also come with the drawback there is an obvious counter to much of what they can do.
Water can hurt lesser fire elementals, the only reason I don't need to bathe in lava is because I'm powerful enough and bestial enough to just find being dunked in water an unpleasant experience. Honestly, I think I started appreciating mortal minds after they invented the shower.
Meanwhile bestial have stronger physical abilities, take to transformations easier, and what few 'magical energy' abilities they have are a lot harder to counter. Either it must be powered through wholesale, or it won't be. No obvious counters nor weaknesses.
Of course I do. Only one mortal managed to finish a plate of Boiling Lava grade spice before the Spider Queen wrecked our food stall, and they immediately ran to the nearest ice cream stall after.