> An excellent point. It seems to me that the real strength
of magic
> is that it lets you do things that can't be done normally, not that
it
> always does better than a mundane ability. ...
Perhaps the secret of the tree leaping magic is that the tree branches actualy push up under your toes as you do the leap, or they sway upwards, creating a magical updraft of air that supports your jump. The point is, the tree you're jumping is part of the magic. Otherwise it's not _tree_ leaping magic.
Simon Hibbs
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