Twi Clown 
Übermensch in training
Equestria has 5 types of magic disciplines.
**Spellcasting:** The most common with unicorns. The fastest but requiring some decent concentration. Ideal for practical day-to-day tasks and self-defense. Easy to learn, hard to master. Requires something to be channeled. Arguably the most versatile depending of the user.
*Key core: Individual. Self-referential drive and vision.*
__Example:__ Discord.
**Ritualist:** Magic specialized with big changes in huge areas. The slowest to use. Utilizes chants, tributes or specific channelers. Night useless at immediate self-defense. Most useful for summonings.
*Key core: Environment. Needs a proper place.*
__Example:__ Cozy Glow.
**Potion masters and runes:** Utilizes alchemy and substances. Require a setup. Potions can be used fast once they're ready to go. Runes can be thrown and execute spells. Has limited resources. Requires containers and prefabrication.
*Key core: Resources. Encourages resourcefulness.*
__Example:__ Zecora.
**Amulet maker:** Contain charms and spells in certain objects. Reliable. Unlike potions the object doesn't run out. Very specialized however, most amulets and runes can only do fairly specific tasks.
*Key core: Specialization. Make exceptional tools.*
__Example:__ Since there's not a clear amulet maker, I'll say Trixie and Wallflower Blush count as amulet users.
**Magitek:** Most experimental. Utilizes mundane technology with magical principles. Can create objects and tools with higher strength and skill. Most unorthodox, usually the hardest to master. Creator needs a lot of technical and arcane knowledge.
*Key core: Knowledge. Applied knowledge for creation.*
__Example:__ Sci-Twi.
(I didn't use Princess Twilight because it'll be too obvious as an spellcaster.)
**Spellcasting:** The most common with unicorns. The fastest but requiring some decent concentration. Ideal for practical day-to-day tasks and self-defense. Easy to learn, hard to master. Requires something to be channeled. Arguably the most versatile depending of the user.
*Key core: Individual. Self-referential drive and vision.*
__Example:__ Discord.
**Ritualist:** Magic specialized with big changes in huge areas. The slowest to use. Utilizes chants, tributes or specific channelers. Night useless at immediate self-defense. Most useful for summonings.
*Key core: Environment. Needs a proper place.*
__Example:__ Cozy Glow.
**Potion masters and runes:** Utilizes alchemy and substances. Require a setup. Potions can be used fast once they're ready to go. Runes can be thrown and execute spells. Has limited resources. Requires containers and prefabrication.
*Key core: Resources. Encourages resourcefulness.*
__Example:__ Zecora.
**Amulet maker:** Contain charms and spells in certain objects. Reliable. Unlike potions the object doesn't run out. Very specialized however, most amulets and runes can only do fairly specific tasks.
*Key core: Specialization. Make exceptional tools.*
__Example:__ Since there's not a clear amulet maker, I'll say Trixie and Wallflower Blush count as amulet users.
**Magitek:** Most experimental. Utilizes mundane technology with magical principles. Can create objects and tools with higher strength and skill. Most unorthodox, usually the hardest to master. Creator needs a lot of technical and arcane knowledge.
*Key core: Knowledge. Applied knowledge for creation.*
__Example:__ Sci-Twi.
(I didn't use Princess Twilight because it'll be too obvious as an spellcaster.)