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The '''Unifying Theory of Magic''' is a single set of rules governing the mechanics of all the magic systems which exist within the Cosmere. Explanations of the interactions between different magic systems are often helpful for gaining insights about the mechanics of each. |
The '''Unifying Theory of Magic''' is a single set of rules governing the mechanics of all the magic systems which exist within the Cosmere. Explanations of the interactions between different magic systems are often helpful for gaining insights about the mechanics of each. |
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{{quote|You may know that there is a unifying theory of magic for all of my |
{{quote|You may know that there is a unifying theory of magic for all of my worlds--a behind-the-scenes rationale. Like a lot of people believe there's a unifying theory of physics, I have a unifying theory of magic that I try to work within in order to build my worlds.|Brandon, speaking in an interview with John Ottinger {{qa ref|532|2|How did the idea germinate for the gem-studded magic system?|date=2010-9-16}}}} |
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It was inspired at least in part by Brandon's time as a Biochemistry Major before switching to English and pursuing writing as his career. |
It was inspired at least in part by Brandon's time as a Biochemistry Major before switching to English and pursuing writing as his career. |
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