logomancy
The ability to create spells and matter in the form of incantations (usually used backwards by DC characters such as Zatanna Zatara, Zachary Zatara, and Giovanni Zatara
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Legomance
A fanwork of Lord of the Rings, usually fanfiction, containing a romance with Legolas Greenleaf and another character. Overly used with Mary-Sues.
Mary-Sues are fanfics in which the author places him/herself in the story. Disliked by the majority of fandom population.
Mary-Sues are fanfics in which the author places him/herself in the story. Disliked by the majority of fandom population.
Did you read that one Lord of the Rings fanfic I told you about?
Yeah, but I don't see what was so special about it. It was just another Legomance.
Yeah, but I don't see what was so special about it. It was just another Legomance.
Legomance by mellojelloo April 4, 2005
Lolomancy
When the reason behind your laughter is a mystery...
This may lead to the conception of Lolomancy being another school in magic that deals with everything lol and rofl.
Basically, granting its practitioners, the Lolomancers, a huge arsenal of spells from roflblasting a person to conjuring lolocausts, lollercoasters or entities like lollerfish, lollypants, roflcoptermobile, roflsaurus, roflberry pwncakes, ...
This may lead to the conception of Lolomancy being another school in magic that deals with everything lol and rofl.
Basically, granting its practitioners, the Lolomancers, a huge arsenal of spells from roflblasting a person to conjuring lolocausts, lollercoasters or entities like lollerfish, lollypants, roflcoptermobile, roflsaurus, roflberry pwncakes, ...
LEGOmancy
A form of divination in which LEGO® bricks, elements, minifigures, colours, arrangements, or constructions are interpreted as symbols to provide insight, clarity, understanding, or guidance.
Through LEGOmancy, a casting of bricks is interpreted according to its colours, forms, positions, relationships and symbolic associations.
LEGOmancy by TeawithAnnie August 14, 2026
LEGOmancer
A practitioner of LEGOmancy; a person who interprets LEGO® bricks, elements, minifigures, colours, arrangements, or constructions through divinatory means to provide insight, clarity, understanding, or guidance.
The LEGOmancer cast the bricks and interpreted their colours, forms and positions to reveal the reading.
LEGOmancer by TeawithAnnie August 14, 2026
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