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Classical elements typically refer to the pre-scientific concepts in Ancient Greece, of earth, water, air, fire, and aether.
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Fire is gravity for fire Elemental
Some interesting anomalies would arise out of this:
Except for earth elementals, who would function just like everything else.
As shown by the Shell Theorem, wind elementals would have a natural res …
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