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	Fate is believed to be controlled by the [[Titan]]s. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.		Fate is believed to be controlled by the [[Titan]]s. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.

-	Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate enforces itself like a railroading or even cheating [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamemaster game master] by manipulating behind the scenes mechanics. It can do so via [[Luckamancy]], the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit and has even been shown to be capable of tampering with Parson's [[Mathamancy Bracer]]. It likely nudges units into making certain decisions through [[intuition]] as well. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat ~~fate~~. The easiest way is by cheating it through [[Carnymancy]]. This results in a conflict between the two. For example, when Parson was trying to determine the odds of successfully casting a Carnymancy [[scroll]], Fate made his bracer ~~flash a~~ [[zero]] to dissuade him from trying, but Carnymancy allowed the true number to appear for a flash. Even without [[Carnymancy]], it is still possible to fight Fate, but this results in a backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.	+	Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate enforces itself like a railroading or even cheating [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamemaster game master] by manipulating behind the scenes mechanics. It can do so via [[Luckamancy]], the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit and has even been shown to be capable of tampering with Parson's [[Mathamancy Bracer]]. It likely nudges units into making certain decisions through [[intuition]] as well. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat Fate. The easiest way is by cheating it through [[Carnymancy]]. This results in a conflict between the two. For example, when Parson was trying to determine the odds of successfully casting a Carnymancy [[scroll]], Fate made his bracer say [[zero]] to dissuade him from trying, but [[Charlie]]'s Carnymancy allowed the true number to appear for a flash. Even without [[Carnymancy]], it is still possible to fight Fate, but this results in a backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	==Known Predictamancers==		==Known Predictamancers==

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	Fate is believed to be controlled by the [[Titan]]s. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.		Fate is believed to be controlled by the [[Titan]]s. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.

-	Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate enforces itself by manipulating [[Luckamancy]] ~~and other behind the scenes mechanics (such as~~ the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit) to ~~achieve the desired outcome~~. It likely nudges units into making certain decisions through [[intuition]] as well. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, ~~even~~ without [[Carnymancy]], ~~but~~ it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.	+	Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate enforces itself like a railroading or even cheating [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamemaster game master] by manipulating behind the scenes mechanics. It can do so via [[Luckamancy]], the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit and has even been shown to be capable of tampering with Parson's [[Mathamancy Bracer]]. It likely nudges units into making certain decisions through [[intuition]] as well. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate. The easiest way is by cheating it through [[Carnymancy]]. This results in a conflict between the two. For example, when Parson was trying to determine the odds of successfully casting a Carnymancy [[scroll]], Fate made his bracer flash a [[zero]] to dissuade him from trying, but Carnymancy allowed the true number to appear for a flash. Even without [[Carnymancy]], it is still possible to fight Fate, but this results in a backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	==Known Predictamancers==		==Known Predictamancers==

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	== Natural Predictamancy ==		== Natural Predictamancy ==
-	[[Intuition]] is said to be a natural form of Predictamancy in [[LIAB Text 38]].	+	[[Intuition]] is said to be a natural form of Predictamancy that allows units to dimly, subconsciously, perceive their [[Fate]] in [[LIAB Text 38]].
	[[Battlespace determination]]s is said to be Natural Predictamancy in [[IPTSF Text 27]].		[[Battlespace determination]]s is said to be Natural Predictamancy in [[IPTSF Text 27]].

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	Fate is believed to be controlled by the [[Titan]]s. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.		Fate is believed to be controlled by the [[Titan]]s. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.

-	Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate enforces itself by manipulating [[Luckamancy]] and other behind the scenes mechanics (such as the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit) to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.	+	Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate enforces itself by manipulating [[Luckamancy]] and other behind the scenes mechanics (such as the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit) to achieve the desired outcome. It likely nudges units into making certain decisions through [[intuition]] as well. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	==Known Predictamancers==		==Known Predictamancers==

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	==Predictions that have proven accurate==		==Predictions that have proven accurate==
	*[[Marie Lavraie]] predicted that [[Faq]] would fall some day.{{erf\|1\|082}}		*[[Marie Lavraie]] predicted that [[Faq]] would fall some day.{{erf\|1\|082}}
		+	*[[Marie Lavraie]] predicted that Jillian would become the Queen of [[Faq]] someday.
	*[[Marie Lavraie]] determined the order in which cities of [[Faq]] were veiled by the [[Foolamancer]].{{erf\|1\|107}}		*[[Marie Lavraie]] determined the order in which cities of [[Faq]] were veiled by the [[Foolamancer]].{{erf\|1\|107}}
	*[[Marie Lavraie]] predicted that [[Wanda]] would take possession of an [[Arkentool]] and attune to it.{{erf\|1\|143}}		*[[Marie Lavraie]] predicted that [[Wanda]] would take possession of an [[Arkentool]] and attune to it.{{erf\|1\|143}}
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	*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that [[Goodminton]] would not conquer [[Haffaton]], and that if Wanda continued to talk "she will bring ruin to Goodminton" {{blog\|2011\|11\|inner-peace-through-superior-firepower-–-episode-010}}		*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that [[Goodminton]] would not conquer [[Haffaton]], and that if Wanda continued to talk "she will bring ruin to Goodminton" {{blog\|2011\|11\|inner-peace-through-superior-firepower-–-episode-010}}
	*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that a [[unit]] named [[Jillian]] (or Gillian) would arrive at the ruins of [[Goodminton]].		*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that a [[unit]] named [[Jillian]] (or Gillian) would arrive at the ruins of [[Goodminton]].
		+	*[[Maya Calendar]] predicted that [[Jillian]] would croak the [[ruler]] of [[Haffaton]].

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	==Abilities==		==Abilities==
		+	*Can tell whether or not taking a particular shot will have enough [[Numbers]] to hit and can choose not to take the shot if it won't.
		+	*Can peer into Fate to see what is supposed to happen in the future, reveal prophecies, and advise on the best steps to take in response.
	*[[Findamancer]]s and [[Predictamancer]]s in the [[Magic Kingdom]]{{erf\|1\|013}} together forged a [[Spell]]{{erf\|1\|005}} that was supposed to summon the "[[Perfect Warlord]]".		*[[Findamancer]]s and [[Predictamancer]]s in the [[Magic Kingdom]]{{erf\|1\|013}} together forged a [[Spell]]{{erf\|1\|005}} that was supposed to summon the "[[Perfect Warlord]]".

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	[[Intuition]] is said to be a natural form of Predictamancy in [[LIAB Text 38]].		[[Intuition]] is said to be a natural form of Predictamancy in [[LIAB Text 38]].
	[[Battlespace determination]]s is said to be Natural Predictamancy in [[IPTSF Text 27]].		[[Battlespace determination]]s is said to be Natural Predictamancy in [[IPTSF Text 27]].
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		+	==Predictamancy and causality==
		+	Fate is believed to be controlled by the [[Titan]]s. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.
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		+	Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate enforces itself by manipulating [[Luckamancy]] and other behind the scenes mechanics (such as the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit) to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	==Known Predictamancers==		==Known Predictamancers==
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	*[[Maya Calendar]] of [[Haffaton]], croaked		*[[Maya Calendar]] of [[Haffaton]], croaked
	*[[Phillip]] of the Magic Kingdom		*[[Phillip]] of the Magic Kingdom
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-	~~==Predictamancy and causality==~~
-	Fated events are believed to be set by the [[Titan]]s. Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.
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-	Fate enforces itself by manipulating [[Luckamancy]] and other behind the scenes mechanics (such as the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit) to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

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	Fated events are believed to be set by the [[Titan]]s. Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.		Fated events are believed to be set by the [[Titan]]s. Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.

-	Fate enforces itself by manipulating [[Luckamancy]] to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.	+	Fate enforces itself by manipulating [[Luckamancy]] and other behind the scenes mechanics (such as the design of a newly [[pop]]ped unit) to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

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	==Predictamancy and causality==		==Predictamancy and causality==
-	Fated events are believed to be set by the [[Titan]]s. ~~It manipulates~~ [[Luckamancy]] to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.	+	Fated events are believed to be set by the [[Titan]]s. Predictamancy works by peering into the Titans' great plan or anything else that has similarly already been decided. Fate is planned up to a point, but every once in a while, there comes a very important turn where something must be decided, such as when Parson needed to decide whether or not to break the laws of the [[Magic Kingdom]] and enter an enemy portal without permission. Once said decision has been made, the Titans continue planning out their story from there.
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		+	Fate enforces itself by manipulating [[Luckamancy]] to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

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	==Predictamancy and causality==		==Predictamancy and causality==
-	~~Fate~~ events are believed to be set by the [[Titan]]s. It manipulates [[Luckamancy]] to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, ~~but unless it is done with~~ [[Carnymancy]], it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.	+	Fated events are believed to be set by the [[Titan]]s. It manipulates [[Luckamancy]] to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, even without [[Carnymancy]], but it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

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	*[[Maya Calendar]] of [[Haffaton]], croaked		*[[Maya Calendar]] of [[Haffaton]], croaked
	*[[Phillip]] of the Magic Kingdom		*[[Phillip]] of the Magic Kingdom
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		+	==Predictamancy and causality==
		+	Fate events are believed to be set by the [[Titan]]s. It manipulates [[Luckamancy]] to achieve the desired outcome. With a great deal of difficulty, it is indeed possible to defeat fate, but unless it is done with [[Carnymancy]], it results in backlash against the person to resist their fate, causing an event that they like even less to occur.

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=
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	*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that [[Goodminton]] would not conquer [[Haffaton]], and that if Wanda continued to talk "she will bring ruin to Goodminton" {{blog\|2011\|11\|inner-peace-through-superior-firepower-–-episode-010}}		*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that [[Goodminton]] would not conquer [[Haffaton]], and that if Wanda continued to talk "she will bring ruin to Goodminton" {{blog\|2011\|11\|inner-peace-through-superior-firepower-–-episode-010}}
	*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that a [[unit]] named [[Jillian]] (or Gillian) would arrive at the ruins of [[Goodminton]].		*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that a [[unit]] named [[Jillian]] (or Gillian) would arrive at the ruins of [[Goodminton]].
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-	~~==Predictamancy and causality==~~
-	~~The mechanisms of predictamancy have not been described in any detail. Some possible mechanics are:~~
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-	~~===Self Fulfilling Prophecy===~~
-	Knowledge of the predictions or predictamancy itself causes the predictions to be true. It could be argued that [[Wanda]] only became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] due to a course of actions based on future knowledge.{{erf\|1\|143}}
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-	~~===Future event created by prediction===~~
-	Any use of Predictamancy could "plant" an event somewhere in the future of the targeted [[Unit\|creature]]/[[Magic Item\|item]]/[[Hex\|land]]. For example, when [[Wanda]] was affected by Predictamancy, she was "foretold" to attune herself to an [[Arkentool]], but not which one or when. From that point, events that could cause her to attune had a higher odds of occurring, until the prophecy was fulfilled.
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-	~~===Outside influence===~~
-	Forces beyond the scope of ordinary cause and effect in [[Erfworld]] (For instance the [[Titans]]) alter events to reach the predicted state regardless of anybody's knowledge or choices. This mechanism seems highly likely given how Wanda has describe Fate as having a specific destination, but different optional paths to get there.
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-	~~===Foreknowledge===~~
-	The Predictamancer obtains knowledge of future events by some unspecified means. Any actions taken on this knowledge are known in advance as well, and any influence already accounted for. Thus the act of predicting (or more precisely the act of telling someone a prediction) can change events, but the events leading up to the foreknown event are also foreknown.
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	*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that [[Wanda]] would have [[Olive Branch]] as her Chief Caster. {{blog\|2011\|11\|inner-peace-through-superior-firepower-–-episode-009}}		*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that [[Wanda]] would have [[Olive Branch]] as her Chief Caster. {{blog\|2011\|11\|inner-peace-through-superior-firepower-–-episode-009}}
	*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that [[Goodminton]] would not conquer [[Haffaton]], and that if Wanda continued to talk "she will bring ruin to Goodminton" {{blog\|2011\|11\|inner-peace-through-superior-firepower-–-episode-010}}		*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that [[Goodminton]] would not conquer [[Haffaton]], and that if Wanda continued to talk "she will bring ruin to Goodminton" {{blog\|2011\|11\|inner-peace-through-superior-firepower-–-episode-010}}
		+	*[[Delphie Temple]] predicted that a [[unit]] named [[Jillian]] (or Gillian) would arrive at the ruins of [[Goodminton]].

	==Predictamancy and causality==		==Predictamancy and causality==