Witchcraft

If a siphoner witch-werewolf born in the Gemini Coven existed in tvdu, would they able control their transformation and able draw raw strength of their werewolf form without a moonlight rings like a werewolf-vampire hybrid or would they still be cursed to turn only a full moon and have raw strength of werewolf form only on a Full Moon? Additionally question, what form of magic could they practice?

A witch can actually become more powerful after defeating a stronger opponent?, Bonnie after dealing with certain more powerful witches she gained more experience and self-control, and Freya too although Freya's situation was being disconnected from Dahlia and no longer being channeled, because this wore down her magic, is this story/theory real or is it just speculation? I've never seen it mentioned in the series.

How do some witches have more than "a thousand years of witchcraft practice", if they were killed before that? Some users here in the fandom base the abilities of two specific witches like Hollow and Esther on the basis of 1000 or 1500 years of age in the practice of witchcraft, plus they were killed, and all their experience cannot be speculated in a period they were dead, or can?

I’ve just thought of this idea. Ayana Knew full well what Esther was planning, she knew how her spell would work through and through. Even warned Esther that what she was planning was comparable to a plague. So is it possible that Ayana secretly gave the vampire species their weaknesses(minus the WO one) to appease the spirits and Nature? Let’s also not forget that later in the series, Bonnie revealed that it was a spell that kept the Vampires from entering people’s homes without invitation.😎

Do you have any theories as to why witches can't channel the magic of the gods? only Lizzie why is the siphoning more aggressive and faster? why do i get the impression that witches can yes, i think the gods somehow use all their control to not allow channeling, other than the fact that witches' magic is the same as the gods'? why was it through Ben's flame of magic that it all started?

If the Veil on the Other Side released the ghosts, what really happened to their dead bodies before they passed through the Veil? They have already returned through magic with their original bodies as if the dead body materialized or they were given a new body and the previous one of them already dissolved with time could no longer come back to life as it was already on the earth plane after taking advantage of the breach of escape from the Other Side?

I have a few ideas on how to make legacies and any other tvd related project succeed if they return, some of it Ive said a dozen times, some might not be

In no order of importance-

First off as stated many times there needs to be a danger to the protagonists that somewhat lacked on legacies, I think we need to move beyond how many protagonists that can be killed off, I think its been established as bad as that is, to make a true villain they should do a worse fate than death, I dont think that would happen however.

Stay away from the complicated mythology, luckily it wasnt too bad with the gods stuff although a few times I think I was like huh, I mean even the fury stuff was confusing. But even a fantasy nerd as myself cannot stand this overcomplicated mythology. I almost wanna say throw away all the rules at this point cause there isnt 100% consistency. Im not saying you have to make this franchise flat out stupid but lets remember this is still entertaining art first not homework.

Do not bring back monster of the week, it was a failed experiment, I guess they could still incorporate monsters but they were never handled greatly, I mean idk, I think maybe they should just bring in shapeshifters as the only new species left and call it a day.

Answer any remaining questions that are too vague and flat out need visual explanation. Some can be answered via clues but some you have no choice but to show. And tbh Im not a fan of fans(no pun intended) having to fill in the blanks for the writers, it kills the reason we go to see tv shows so someone else can do the great writing for us and we tune into see it.

As usual try to dial back on plot errors or just even common sense errors, like I'm a bit more lenient on errors in the magic stuff cause its hard to put realistic rules on a subject like magic, its hard to get mad at inconsistency. But some stuff like cleo having the power to inspire ideas in people is not good of an idea due to common sense, stuff like that.

Sort of going back to the answer questions bit, they need to take full advantage to dive deeper into villains motivations and personas. They simply didnt do a good job at explaining the motivations of malivore, ken and necromancer as to past villains, there was still vagueness within them. That bothered me alot.

No more filler, that is an extension of no more monster of week but like no more therapy box/hallucination episodes

I still think the human characters at best need to be guest stars simply for the fact this is a show/franchise about the supernatural not the natural. Its also established in tvdverse the supers are in the minority compared to humans.

I am not gonna say we need more cameos cause unless its to do with the story then I dont think they are needed.

Imo these are the main issues to cover in order for legacies and potential spin offs to succeed so they dont mess up again.

Look, I find this whole thing ironic, of writing articles in which there are not many details, but why in the witches' file there is no clarification that they were created by Ben when he had access to the magic he brought from the gods? there should even be little notes at the end of the article explaining that there was the first generation of witches who were transformed, and soon after the witches carried these conditions genetically to the other generations.

Does anyone want to guess how the gods got their powers, do you think they were born with them or do you think a person gave it to them or they got it through idk touching a magic object or something?

What if magic has always existed since the beginning of time and the gods were originally normal humans who through ley lines or naturally occurring places of immense magical energy were exposed to more magic than any other being could ever dream of possessing. And this immense magic made them immortal this turning them into 'gods'. But they began to abuse their power and because of their immortality they began to upset the balance of nature. And now that's why Nature would never allow any one else to truly be immortal there's now always a loophole.

What exactly is the connection to Nature? why isn't it the ability to control magic, I've been thinking and siphons don't have the connection but they can control magic, and witches also have that power and lose their magic control when turning vampire, this idea of ​​siphon continuing with magic powers after becoming a Vampire, is a little wrong.

There are merely a few magic powers we have yet to see debut in tvdverse, I feel I say this every year but its true and to my knowledge they are:

Multidimension transportation(without having to astral project)

Xray vision

Super intelligence(can learn things fast and retain memories longer than most people)

Invulnerability(people might confuse this with immortality but invulnerability is basically no weapon can scratch through skin, hair or even their insides, I guess this also extends to pain immunity)

Body growth(from a microscopic being to the size of a skyscraper)

Phasing(without turning into a ghost)

Pure shapeshifting-unlike silas though this power can allow users to take form of others but cant retain memories of the person they are copying and also have to undergo painful transformation akin to a werewolf change

Magnetism to a degree the being can control the strongest and biggest metals to the users will, this probably wont happen as its just a weaker version of telekinesis)

Mind reading-While we have seen people invade others thoughts, I dont think at any point we've seen someone read someone else's thoughts as their mind's voice

Object transformation-Idk if there is a technical term for this but its akin to alchemy/kenima, an example is like a power to make a white oak stake into a regular stake, or even water into fire, that kind of thing.

Siphoning of attributes that arent blood or magic-So stuff like age, fertility, senses go from the victim to the user

Finally semi omnipotence-So like being master of each magical power to the peak, strongest, fastest, etc.

Im not putting time travel or omnipotence, time travel is a flawed ability in concept alone and omnipotence is too powerful cause you have no weaknesses and can do anything, even hope isnt omnipotent.

I've been thinking witches changed travelers who were common witches into cursed witches and forced them for 2,000 years to use non-traditional magic...And Eve the witch who was Vincentt's wife wanted to create a witch with the magic of the Nine Covens, it would be possible to generate siphoning witches with a powerful spell, because I imagine so. Siphons are witches without a natural connection like common witches so they don't have magic and be able to absorbs how the Siphons, is that possible?

If gods/goddesses and demigods are immune to magic and the laws that govern it, shouldn’t they be immune to the rules that created immortals? Like wouldn’t a god/demigod be able to kill an original without needing the white oak stake as an example? Or maybe a tribrid without the red oak stake? I mean they predate the rules of nature and magic so in theory they should be able to kill anyone without needing a specific item and abiding by the rules.