The secrets of high magic are a mystical realm that has fascinated and captivated humans for centuries. This ancient practice involves tapping into the unseen forces of the universe to create powerful, transformative effects. At its core, high magic is based on the belief that there is a hidden power in the universe that can be harnessed through rituals, spells, and incantations. It is a practice that requires deep knowledge and understanding of the occult and esoteric principles. One of the key secrets of high magic is the importance of intent and focus. Practitioners believe that the mind has the power to shape reality, and by directing their thoughts and intentions, they can manifest their desires.
Elder rune
Elder runes were glyphs used in the Realms as signs of warning or notice for travelers. Many races and organizations had there own collections of signs and way-markers for such communication, but these were relatively secret and known primarily only to members of those groups. Elder runes, in contrast, had been in use for so long that all races used them, and even commoners from the Heartlands understood their meanings. [1]
Most of the elder runes had unique names by which the glyph was known. [1]
Practitioners believe that the mind has the power to shape reality, and by directing their thoughts and intentions, they can manifest their desires. This requires intense concentration and mental discipline. Another secret of high magic is the use of symbols and sigils.
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Gallery of Elder Runes [ ]
Anarath, the elder rune for marking a guardian.
Angras, the elder rune for marking danger or war.
Bairemuth, the elder rune for marking a place of death.
Gatha, the elder rune for marking magic, fey, or entities from another plane of existence.
Ingolth, the elder rune for marking the sun.
Korombos, the elder rune for marking a place of chaos.
Laebos, the elder rune for marking fire.
Lammath, the elder rune for marking a place of safe shelter.
Nchasme, the elder rune for marking a decision point.
Qualos, the elder rune for marking water.
Retniw, the elder rune for marking a camp site.
Savaros, the elder rune for marking the presence of goblinoids.
Tergara, the elder rune for marking earth.
Ullathar, the elder rune for marking a way of safe passage.
Uttebyn, the elder rune for marking an object or site of religious significance.
Vakaros, the elder rune for marking air.
Appearances [ ]
Adventures Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage
References [ ]
- ↑ 1.01.1Jeff Grubb and Ed Greenwood (1990). Forgotten Realms Adventures. (TSR, Inc), p. 128. ISBN 0-8803-8828-5.
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