Officially they are, clockwise from top: Evocation, Conjuration, Divination, Transmutation, Necromancy, Abjuration, Illusion and Enchantment.

Rule Magic: An underlying magical rule system lets users alter reality; for example, the use of "True Names", Sympathetic Magic, or Ritual Magic. Most "study ... "Magic A" Is "Magic A" · Religion Is Magic · Write a Functional Magic System

... Types of magic and powers. Adaptive Ability: The power to adapt to harmful things once experienced. Alchemy Is Magic: Alchemy is treated as a form of magic. Functional Magic · All-Accessible Magic · Alchemy Is Magi · Clarke's Third Law

The book. · The film based on the book. · Mana, the trope for magical energy. · Functional Magic, when some ability called "magic" can be harnessed to do things.

In some settings, this extends to all forms of Functional Magic: Hermetic Magic, Psychic Powers, Ki-powered Supernatural Martial Arts, etc. A Doylist ...

The All-Accessible Magic trope as used in popular culture ... Pathfinder: Most magic can only be accessed through a magical character class or an enchanted item.

The magic essentially has to do with things on the more mundane scale of the Inverse Law of Utility and Lethality, like Cleaning Magic, or Gardening Magic, or ...

Magic Is the Energy of a Parallel World: In this approach, magic is energy in some sort of subspace and the mage acts as a kind of interdimensional conduit, ...

Different types of magic may require different attributes, with Hermetic Magic favoring the first, and divine magic favoring the second. This trope is why ...

This is an index of tropes relating to all types of characters who have the ability to use magic. This index is a subcategory of Magic and Powers.