Technomancy

Technomancy is the art of utilizing the Magi-tech to accomplish the impossible. Someone who specializes in the intersection of technologies and magic are known as Technomancers depending on gender.<ref name=wbP>Technomancy
Technomancers use computers and other forms of technology to lay out the strict and carefully constructed systems of practice they employ. Most effective in urban and modern areas, they can use computers to reprogram reality and surveil things they shouldn’t otherwise be able to, or they use practice to gain access and do things with computers that should be impossible. They rely heavily on the tools and systems they use to write and enact code; uncommon even as recently as the turn of the millennium, they’ve seen a surge after the introduction of smart phones. - Pact Dice: The Practices - Wbow Version</ref>

Methodology

Work with the material world and realms. They are usually best in civilization, surrounded by the technological element.<ref name=wbP/> It is a constant fight to stay modern and relevant.<ref>

With technology becoming more and more pivotal in warfare, did we begin to see the true birth of technomancy as a respected practice?

Technomancy always existed, it's just tended to perch on the cusp of new technology, with waves and reinventions of families sort of capitalizing on each new age or forward advancement.

The astrologer would've been a 'last generation' practitioner. The practitioners of today will be 'last generation' in a couple dozen years. Some families are better than others at riding the wave.

The technomancers of the WWI/WWII era would be more industrial than computer. They wouldn't likely capitalize on 'computers' becoming a thing until computers entered the public awareness. - Wildbow on Reddit</ref>

Trivia

• What use is a crystal ball when you can make a video call.

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