Aeromancy

Aeromancy is a distinct magical discipline within Landorya. Aeromancy is wind magic. Aeriels feel the air like their own hand. They send gusts where they are needed. And they hold the wind still where it would do harm. Its power is typically sourced from The sky over Caelum feeds it. So do the wide airs of Landorya. Aeriel bones are hollow. They hum with the wind. Like a tuning fork that has been struck.. Practitioners must account for the following limits: Underground, an aeromancer grows weak. So does he in dead-air pockets during heavy sky-storms. Only many casters working together can steer large storms. Afterwards they are tired… Scholarly records also note key risks: Anyone who loses composure while casting can turn the pressure against themselves. Lungs suffer, and sometimes the air under a whole floating island starts to shake. The chronicle…

Underground, an aeromancer grows weak. So does he in dead-air pockets during heavy sky-storms. Only many casters working together can steer large storms. Afterwards they are tired for days.

Aeromancy belongs to Aeriel life the way flight does. Children learn simple wind-shaping before they soar long distances. Without this magic the high trade routes that feed the islands would not exist.

The first deliberate act of aeromancy was a funeral rite. Elder Caelari Vessin Ashwing called a gentle descending gyre that carried the first Archon's ashes up toward the stars. The Aeriels say the sky remembers every wind their people have ever shaped. During the Duskwind Crisis, Archon Seraphis Dawnmantle stretched an aeromantic lattice across the continent and turned a catastrophic sky-storm away from Caelum's most crowded islands. A third of the sky defence lay bedridden for a season afterwards.