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From: mte@busch.UUCP (Moshe Eliovson)
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Subject: Re: Deep Question(s)
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Date: Tue, 23-Jul-85 17:40:55 EDT
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In article <2867@topaz.ARPA>, Miller.pasa@Xerox.ARPA writes:
> From: Miller.pasa@Xerox.ARPA
>
> Second question--  while waiting for a D&D game to start the other
> night, several of us were discussing the interface between
> technology/science and magic.
>                                           Can anyone give me some
> examples of stories in a similar vein. 
> 
> Chris Miller
> Miller.pasa@Xerox.ARPA


	Piers Anthony's Apprentice Adept Series.  In it the same
matter used as magic "mana" is also an extremely valuable source
of energy.  However, I do not recommend the series because although
I have read this series and most of his Xanth stuff, he's very limited
in his description of the capacity of magic.  He limits it too much;
for instance: in xanth everyone has one (1) magical ability.  In the
Apprentice Adept books, an adept could work magic through one means-
in Style's case it was through music.

		Moshe Eliovson
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