/wiz/ - Wizardry

yo ts post made me think about ken carson 'a great chaos' and his newest album 'more chaos'

It seems like chaos magic is mainstream and honestly i dont really fuck with it. Only negative things can come from chaos.

The word chaos literally has negative connotations.

I think the dice roll would loosely fall under the realm of Chaos magic as it's a ritual to help you navigate and shape your reality, but I don't know if I would want to use it myself. It feels too Wheel of Time, and while I love Mat, I try to never base my lifestyle around fictional characters.
Generally, Chaos Magic can really apply to any kind of structure you can use to manifest your will. The one book Succubi loved years ago The Secret would fall pretty snug as a form of Chaos Magic. But so would writing out your will on a piece of paper and cumming on it. It's mostly just vibes.

I think you should reflect more on rituals as a concept, and learn to find joy in creating ones that directly benefit you. Human beings crave repetition as a way to feel some level of control over their lives. Even a simple daily task that's productive can have a big impact on your mental health, and a constant reminder of something you want to happen can help shape your choices to that eventual goal.

>>222857
The Dice Man is a great novel on this topic, I would recommend it.
Ultimately you're setting the terms still so the dice will only roll options you've chosen.
>>222969
Mat seemed to win even when he rolled snake eyes. Only the Gholam attack springs to mind where the dice properly foretold danger and even then he has the perfect counter to it round his neck.

>>222857
Do you roll a dice to determine if you need to roll a dice? Exactly.