Elemental Field Theory

Elemental Field Theory (EFT) is a series of theories on the workings of various Elements and Elemental Affinity. According to EFT, there exist Elementons which represent exitations in the elemental fields. There are 14 elementons described in literature so far, each interacting with their respective elemental fields, with 13 having been confirmed by research in the literature. From these 14 elements comprise 4 fields known as the Enthalpic, Spatial, Entropic, and Gravitic fields.

Enthalpic Field
The Enthalpic Field runs orthogonal to the other elemental fields and resonnates with the Fire Field. Excitations in the Enthalpic Field produce Elementons of the following elements:

Fire

Lightning

Star

Spatial Field
The Spatial Field, also known as the Inflation or Inflationary Field, runs orthogonal to the other elemental fields and resonnates with the Air Field. It is the only one of the four fields with an incomplete or unconfirmed description. Excitations in the Spatial Field produce Elementons of the following elements:

Air

Space

Cosmic (unconfirmed)

Entropic Field
The Entropic Field runs orthogonal to the other elemental fields and resonnates with the Water Field. Excitations in the Entropic Field produce Elementons of the following elements:

Water

Ice

Crystal

Gravitic Field
The Gravitic Field, also known as the local field runs orthogonal to the other elemental fields and resonnates with the Earth Field. Excitations in the Gravitic Field produce Elementons of the following elements:

Earth (Rock)

Metal

Gravity

Elemental Field
The Elemental Field is a theorized field that can only exist at extremely high energies and conditions. For this field to exist, the Spatial field at the third energy state, known as the Inflation Field or the Cosmic Field, has to be superimposed with the Star, Crystal, and Gravity Fields. High enough energies cannot be generated to create the Cosmic Elementon, so neither the Inflationary nor the Elemental Fields can be validated experimentally.