Magical Sources

Magic comes from several places. It is described here as categorised by the academic consensus of the world. The boundaries and distinctions may not always be well-defined. There is sometimes overlap, and sometimes a fairly arbitrary reason to classify one person's magic in one way or another.
 * Arcane: The Arcane is the purest most chaotic form of magic. It is inherent to the universe, but occupies a space in physics separate to the material world. This type of magic is used by most wizards, most artificers, and some bards, and some sorcerers.
 * Natural or Primal: The Primal is thought to once have been arcane magic, but has been infused with the physical world since its creation. It is distinct from arcane magic because it is drawn from the sky, or the land, or another physical space, rather than existing separately. This type of magic is usually used by druids and rangers.
 * Aspect: Some magic is drawn directly from the Aspects, which is only possible for those with a significant connection to one. Almost all clerics and paladins use Aspect Magic.
 * Indirect: Indirect Magic is that which is granted by or channeled through an intermediary being, such as a warlock's patron. The patron is likely drawing their power from one of the previously described sources, but it still gets classified as a distinct source as the point of use of the magic can only exist via the patron.