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Air (element) Air (Element)

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Air is one of the four classical elements along with water, fire, and earth, and is bound to the others through Quintessence. Air is the element of oxygen and gases, or randomness and chaos, adventure and chance. Air that makes up the atmosphere is necessary for life, of course, and for keeping worlds running; it also controls gravity. Air people tend to be chaotic; they do not prefer ordered, predictable lives, and tend to end up as adventurers, performers, bandits, etc. They also often tend to be lost in thought, unfocused, 'away with the fairies'. Air whittles away earth, but is burned away by fire.

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Air is one of the four classical elements along with water, fire, and earth, and is bound to the others through Quintessence. Air is the element of oxygen and gases, or randomness and chaos, adventure and chance. Air that makes up the atmosphere is necessary for life, of course, and for keeping worlds running; it also controls gravity. Air people tend to be chaotic; they do not prefer ordered, predictable lives, and tend to end up as adventurers, performers, bandits, etc. They also often tend to be lost in thought, unfocused, 'away with the fairies'. Air whittles away earth, but is burned away by fire.