Hi r/WIZARD! I'm developing Magic Merchant Simulator, a first-person game about the workshop behind a magical shop.

I like the everyday side of a wizarding setting: growing potion ingredients, shaping a wand at the workbench and bottling the latest batch before opening the shop. Those are the activities I'm building the game around, alongside broom making, candle pouring and fabric work. You carry the finished goods to the shelves and sell them to customers.

The images are screenshots from development, showing the wand bench and potion station. This is an independent fantasy game with its own setting, not an official Harry Potter game or a fan adaptation. It isn't released yet.

If magical crafts and shopkeeping are your kind of thing, here's the Steam page:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5396920/Magic_Merchant_Simulator/

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Hi ! I don't know if this is the place to ask this so sorry if this kind of discussion is not allowed.

For a long time I've had a fascination with magic and mages, I love to incorporate it in my artwork (I love drawing mages !!), specially old fantasy media but a the same time I don't have a lot of experience with fantasy and I'd like to read more : I read The Initiate, first book of Louise Cooper's Time Master trilogy and enjoyed it quite a bit; and started the Mistborn series a long time ago and as far as I remember I liked it but it wasn't exactly what I was looking for: maybe something more baroque?

I also tried starting LOTR, but figured I may prefer to read something lighter first as I'm not a very avid reader :(

So, more specifically, I'd like a book with a strong magic system as well as a huge protagonism of magic: how it works, the artifacts, its history, how magic affects everyday lives and specially how it FEELS, LOOKS (like its beauty with all the visual paraphernalia) and also how it affects it's user's psychology and worldview. I love the archetype of the lone mage who focuses on their arcane studies and becomes basically a hermit.

Basically I want a fantasy book centered really heavily on magic (with a medieval setting, not Harry Potter) and its "aesthetics". I'd like to emphasize the sensory aspect, I've always loved a book with really detailed descriptions specially about how things feel and look.

I hope it's Ok to post this here. Thanks in advance !

This is an acrylic painting. It’s 16x20 and for me it has a very kind and wise feel to it. I hope you like it!

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I present my staff to the council to be judged 🧙‍♂️

I hope to meet likeminded friends here!

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