Intro's be damned, let's jump straight to the subject, shall we?
Overview: These levels are used to indicate the commonality of magic in a society and/or community. The higher the saturation the more (and more varied) magic is available. People are generally less likely to fear it, more likely to understand it and the less regulated it may be (that's no guarantee though). Also, the higher the saturation, the more organizations may be seen.
Saturation Levels:
Magic in Society: Attitudes & Reactions
We now come to the third aspect (fourth installment) in our Magic in Society series: Attitudes and Reactions. This installment is going to be pretty brief because for the most part it is self explanatory.
People within a given society are likely to mostly share the same feelings about magic, whether those feelings are the result of government regulation or propaganda, historical events, or culturally influenced. There will still be some who have different feelings but in building a fictional setting it is convenient to set a general attitude about magic for each society. So, getting right to it, here is a short dichotomous list of attitudes/reactions about/to magic:
People within a given society are likely to mostly share the same feelings about magic, whether those feelings are the result of government regulation or propaganda, historical events, or culturally influenced. There will still be some who have different feelings but in building a fictional setting it is convenient to set a general attitude about magic for each society. So, getting right to it, here is a short dichotomous list of attitudes/reactions about/to magic:
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