Simple magic that can be cast on written notes to send them to a named recipient. The spell requires the paper to be folded into a specific bird shape. The bird will seek out the named recipient. A named location is the easiest recipient. Seeking out a named individuals when their location is unkown is a bit more complicated and expensive.

Written words can be encrypted to be unreadable for anyone not holding a decryption stone. Encryption and decryption stones are often made in pairs so that they can encrypt/decrypt messages between the two stones, enabling secure communication between two parties. Decryption keys can also be words or even tied to certain individuals.

Many kingdoms use some sort of automated work force. Either in the form of zombie, golums, or bound spirits/elementals. This causes some conflict with the the traditional workers.

Teleportation is about as accessible as air travel today. Expensive enough to prevent it being a casual occurrence, with most still preferring cheaper overland alternatives for most travel, but accessible enough that most could afford a trip in emergencies or special occasions.

While magical weapons can be forged, many of them simply become magical through use. Creation magic flows through everything, and naturally coalesces with powerful intent into manifestations of the users will.

One use or temporary effect magical items are fairly common and easy to create. Lasting magical effects are more difficult to create, often requiring physical shards of magical essence to power their continual effects.

Because the creation magic that powers magical items is the same that brings things to life, magical items often express lifelike qualities, imbuing their wielders with specific personality quirks. More powerful magical items may even have their own intelligence. Wielding too many powerful magical items risks the wielder's ego being overrun by that of the magical items.