Ugh. Sorry, I find the spelling “magick” incredibly pretentious unless you’re referencing Aleister Crowley. It’s an Early Modern English term, and like many other terms, has changed so that “magick” is no longer the correct spelling. I don’t like “unique” or “archaic” spellings in general (like people who spell “vampire” vampyre” for example). Just use the term that is accepted today, unless, as I said, you’re making a reference to Crowley. I mean, I don’t go around using “thine”. The term “magick” is equally antiquated in my opinion.
i’ve always used magic in my life…but magick seems way more awesome…and from some faraway place…that’d be cool
Magic.just looks better to me.
mine maybe?
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Agreed! I would actually spell it like magik
Magic. It looks proper compared to the other form.
Ugh. Sorry, I find the spelling “magick” incredibly pretentious unless you’re referencing Aleister Crowley. It’s an Early Modern English term, and like many other terms, has changed so that “magick” is no longer the correct spelling. I don’t like “unique” or “archaic” spellings in general (like people who spell “vampire” vampyre” for example). Just use the term that is accepted today, unless, as I said, you’re making a reference to Crowley. I mean, I don’t go around using “thine”. The term “magick” is equally antiquated in my opinion.