>>95880092
>streaming killed the central tenet of videomancy; an alternative about consuming vertical video app scrolls for hours upon hours might be able to exist today, but one of the things I always liked about UA is that the various schools come and go as society changes, same as different dukes go up and come down.
The last, aging, videomancers only hold power over boomers anymore.
House Youtube, House Tiktok and the multi-headed Streaming barony are picking the videomancer Empire's carcass.
House Streaming thrives by conquering the Videomancer's empire, but is inherently unstable.
The rival brothers Youtube and Tiktok have a mephitic aura, but no one can really figure out why.
Here is a campaign writing itself, right there.

I'm wondering what the tenets of "Youtube-mancy", or "Streaming-mancy" (we really need better names for these) could be.