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--- guide:cloning [2017/02/26 22:33] – created eistheid
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 Slow cloning on the other hand is achieved by using the genetic material of the source to alter an embryo which is then allowed to develop, grow, and age. While this process can be sped up through the application of chemicals and medical nanomachines, the process typically takes several weeks to grow a fully developed body making it drastically slower than even the slowest methods employed by the the "fast" variety.
-For the average civilian consumer the fast method of cloning is all that would be required to get on with their life in the case of accidental death. For those who practice the magical arts, the need for the "slow" method is a requirement as the assembly methods used in "fast" cloning fail to generate the cellular connection to the universal magical forces that allows a being to harness and exploit magical energies.
+For the average civilian consumer the fast method of cloning is all that would be required to get on with their life in the case of accidental death. For those who practice the [[guide:magic|magical arts]], the need for the "slow" method is a requirement as the assembly methods used in "fast" cloning fail to generate the cellular connection to the universal magical forces that allows a being to harness and exploit magical energies.
+===== Social Impact =====
+I'll deal with this later.
+If it applies to clones too, I can see an underground slave trade involving cloning talented casters for their talents to groom a clone into a bodyguard, soldier, etc.