Distortions are a relatively new concept among parsemists which revolves around using things as replacements for aspects of technology that are not yet present, for example using a calculator requires a calculator, but you don't have a calculator so you use a blank stone in its place, then when you were supposed to use the calculator for knowing the number of some equation , you simply use the rock instead to decide the number, but this is a bad example, because it will require absolute chance to function correctly. Chance being the main component function of Distortion, because it uses coincidence in the place of the actual function that does not exist.
One can also use this to interact with the unpercievable.
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