Tag Archives: persuasion

What about Stitch Seizen?

Posted on December 11, 2019 by Confanity

理路整然 ri.ro.sei.zen Literally: logic/truth – road – organize – “in that way” Alternately: Of someone’s thoughts or speech: coherent, cogent, rational; following a coherent thread or throughline from premise to conclusion. The nuance in modern usage seems to be of … Continue reading →

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Magic Monday – Hearing is believing

Posted on April 20, 2015 by Confanity

Mouth of Baen Even the most upright of wizards is tempted at times to use this persuasive device. The caster must make a hand sign and speak in a certain tone of voice while pronouncing a short sentence or phrase. … Continue reading →

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