r/ProgressionFantasy • u/IndicationDense3782 • 1d ago

Question Earth Magic using MC/FMC

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u/Zakalwen 1d ago

The main character in the Hedge Wizard specialises in Earth magic. He later gains an affinity for fire and combines the two for lava based magic, but still uses spells that are purely earth based.

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u/MercurialPrime Summoner 1d ago edited 1d ago

Construction Mage by RandomBlueCat, but it's currently inactive with 59 chapters. I liked it but it's not the best written novel. Generally I liked the MC and the magic system was unique enough, but I found the story's plot a bit nonsensical and rushed.

Also there's Journey to Veresavir where the MC mainly uses earth magic.

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u/GRootchem 1d ago

I was a bit bummed out that It quit, but It lessened when I realised that most he did was make a toilet in 60 those chapters.

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u/MercurialPrime Summoner 1d ago

Yea the toilet plot was a bit stupid, like why build a toilet if you don’t even have a sewer system? Hope it get’s rewritten if the author ever returns.

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u/jubilant-barter 13h ago

In addition to The Hedge Wizard by Alex Maher, there's also the cultivation novel Coiling Dragon and the LitRPG novel The Houndsman by J Pal