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Mhmm, i guess they could.
So you plan to actually fight my character?, there hasn't been a direct 1v1 yet if i remember correctly.

SIN, if you have not watched DW it may not make sense but...what if the daleks were the townsfolks?

Dun dun dun dunnnnn

Oh yeah, that's right.

But who made the Daleks in the first place?

All I could think of were Cybermen though.

My side is more like the cybermen.

Daleks are just shells with brains in them. The townfolks can be hypothetically Daleks that were brainwashed.

You do realise that had Daleks been in that city, they would have shot down every single one of us?, Using Cybermen is the realistic route.

Question, is Yandela able to teach others to use magic?

Yes and no.

Early Daleks would have probably destroyed everyone but later Daleks may have used humans to prolong the longevity of their species timeline wise, considering how the whole Cult of Skaro arc spared many humans and how the Cybermen / Dalek war arc was a bunch of needless destruction.

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It depends. In my headcannon, magic is based on belief and inner strength. It's easy enough to say "I see this person do magic, so magic exists", but much harder for someone to say "I see this person do magic, so I can do magic." If they achieve the latter mentality then the level of available magic is determined by energy and source of magic.

That's all due to Moffats ridiculous "plots", they were more like a load of crap rather than proper authentic storylines.
I'll give you that one though, all the Daleks do nowadays is scream useless phrases.
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That sounds exactly like the given description of magic from a Manga series 'Berserk' (great series)

My point is though, could Yandela teach Ed?

He would be murdered first, more likely. But she could certainly try, though it would be more theory than anything.

I wants some trainings. Ed is already powerful....I think?

[/quote]Question, is Yandela able to teach others to use magic?[/quote]

It depends. In my headcannon, magic is based on belief and inner strength. It's easy enough to say "I see this person do magic, so magic exists", but much harder for someone to say "I see this person do magic, so I can do magic." If they achieve the latter mentality then the level of available magic is determined by energy and source of magic.[/quote]
That sounds exactly like the given description of magic from a Manga series 'Berserk' (great series)

My point is though, could Yandela teach Ed?[/quote]

He would be murdered first, more likely. But she could certainly try, though it would be more theory than anything.[/quote]

I wants some trainings. Ed is already powerful....I think?[/quote]

Less likely to die.

^^^^^^^^^

I guess my character employs biological warfare through supernatural means in my headcanon so is that magic to some degree?

It would really depend on the origin of these "supernatural means", I guess. Personally, I think magic has to originate from ones own strength, so while he may utilize what's considered magic, it wouldn't be him using it, if I'm understanding right. He would simply be channeling it.

But again, this is all personal headcannon

Maybe it is more scientifically based because the way he creates his power is through internal chemical changes within his body.