The Element of Darkness encompasses a wide range of abilities of a decidedly macabre nature. A rarely recognized fact is that science itself is an aspect of the Element of Light, rather than a contradiction of magic. The Element of Light holds obvious dominance over all conceivable aspects of light itself, but also includes within its 'jurisdiction' certain telepathic, telekinetic, and psychological powers. The Element of Earth includes control over all manners of stone, dirt, metals, as well as planetary forces such as gravity. Similar to the Element of Water, Fire is also intrinsically related to ( mostly positive) temperature-based powers. The Element of Fire extends beyond that of simple governance of ignition and combustion and can include materials such as molten substances, smoke, ash, and other derivatives of Fire itself. and various ( mostly negative) temperature related abilities. Naturally, the Element of Water includes all of its aspects and forms as well as its default liquid state. Beside the obvious control over plant-life and similar material, Nature also includes air and sky-related aspects such as the wind, electricity, and a substantial portion of weather-related factors. The Element of Nature encompasses dual areas of influence that most tend to overlook. Subsequently, the argument persists that no definite measure of superiority or inferiority can be established so long as a staggering amount of external factors remain, making it impossible to truly calculate the value or power of any given Element.
However, in the early 26th century, superological studies have proven that such hierarchies are highly questionable in regards as to their authenticity or reliability. Over the long and convoluted history of magic, users have often attempted to prove that certain Elements are superior or inferior to others thus, many and varying hierarchies have been established.
Light, Darkness, and Spirit are the three Ethereal Elements. The Ethereal Elements are quite the opposite their effects can be more profound and have wider range of usages in different situations. Nature, Water, Fire, and Earth are the four Physical Elements. The Physical Elements, as the name suggests, governs realms of nature and the physical world, and have little to no influence on more mental, psychological, or similar types of enchantment. The first four Elements can be grouped into a category of their own: the "Physical Elements", while the last three are collectively known as the "Ethereal Elements".
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