Magic

There are many branches of Fairyland magic, as Light and Dark magic alone was found to be "insufficient to Fairyland’s needs, and rather boring to boot", so these other kinds were created. Only a few have been described in detail, with several others have only been mentioned.

Types of Magic Without Descriptions
These types are Bitter, Bright, Cold, Dim, Even, Fat, Finding, Hot, Losing, Loud, Needing, Severe, Shy, Sour, Sympathetic, and Umbrella Magic.

Dry Magic
Dry Magic was invented by a middle aged museum curator, and involves inanimate objects, such as maps, books, lamps and hairpins. It also includes levels such as the Sands of Time, the Dust of Ages, and Thirsts. Some practitioners of this branch of magic include Mallow, and Mr. Map.

Fan Magic
Fan Magic will not work without lace.

Odd Magic
Odd Magic is the magic of probability, mostly of failure. This form of magic was used by Ajax Oddson, who found it rather annoying, as it showed him what little chances he had of winning races.

Thin Magic
Thin Magic is used by Marketplaces to gauge potential customers, telling how much money they have and what it is they need.

Wanting Magic
Wanting Magic is the form of magic that grants one's wish if one simply Wants it hard enough. It was mainly used by the residents of Fairyland-Below, who used it during Revels to transform things, and was used by A-Through-L's shadow to turn September into a Wyvern, and later by Saturday's shadow, to turn her into a Fairy and will himself out of a wall in the Järlhopp's mine.

Wet Magic
Wet Magic works with livings things, as well as tears, love, rain, blood, and the like. An example of Wet Magic is the Tithe, a ritual that drained the blood of worlds, which was infused with magic from other worlds.