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 ====General Facts====
-MTGs use one standard of magic bullets though calling it a magic shell would be more accurate. Most of them are handcannon sized, but more often than not people prefer them larger due to built-in shell storage or other useful features. MTGs are a very difficult device to make on account of the necessity of high quality craft materials to build one. So while very few standardized models exist, the majority of custom-built ones are colourful and suit their user. An incredibly small percentage have the capability to multi-load the shells on account of the volatility of magical discharges and the precaution necessary to handle them. The shell design is based on a patent from PA26, but the patent has long since run out. Since the design hit all the right buttons (ease of storage, use, manufacturability) it endured, and now manufacturers have open season on it.
+Spellocks use one standard of magic bullets though calling it a magic shell would be more accurate. Most of them are handcannon sized, but more often than not people prefer them larger due to built-in shell storage or other useful features. Spellockss are a very difficult device to make on account of the necessity of high quality craft materials to build one. So while very few standardized models exist, the majority of custom-built ones are colourful and suit their user. An incredibly small percentage have the capability to multi-load the shells on account of the volatility of magical discharges and the precaution necessary to handle them. The shell design is based on a patent from PA26, but the patent has long since run out. Since the design hit all the right buttons (ease of storage, use, manufacturability) it endured, and now manufacturers have open season on it.