Observed arrival · 2026-10-19
RPG Spellbook: Magic Names Across 51 Games
A Japanese-language reference for comparing RPG magic by role, element, game, and naming progression.
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- For
- RPG players comparing spell names across games
- Worth noticing
- Its examples trace spell-tier naming from Greek letters to prefixes such as “do,” alongside entries named “Hitachi” and “iwashi.”
Field notes
The collection can be explored through 15 use categories, including attack, healing, revival, status effects, and movement or exploration. Its examples also compare how spell tiers are formed: MOTHER2 uses Greek letters, while Ganbare Goemon Gaiden adds “ど” as a strengthening prefix. The homepage includes a daily featured entry and a guessing-style prompt built around unusual names such as “日立.”
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●ProPolished or operationally mature
◎NicheUnusually specific use
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