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Runes
Runes are items, technically resources, and primarily serve as sources of power (buffs to your stats) to your Wizard, via the various bonuses they can provide (and, potentially, whose effects can stack, per Rune of like kind, and which can synergize with other sources of multipliers/modifiers to the same stats), on activation.
By Wave 2, you'll already have unlocked a Rune Bag (and, at Wave 25, a Runic Utility Bag), which will help sort away and store all Runes you loot, primarily from Rune Troves in the Battlefield, and also those generated whilst collecting offline rewards, via the Vase of Accumulation (at a much slower rate).
Within the Codex's Book of Runic Foresight, you'll be able to see hinting "information about Runes you have yet to find", which informs you of some particular conditions which are required to be met, before you can find Runes, as well as showing you their name, and the tiers of quality in which you may loot them.
Runes that you activate become staged (and don't apply their effects) until you next Rewind, to leave the Chronozone and enter the Battlefield, where they'll then immediately activate.
Awakening into higher Eras, by Kindling your Chronosphere, increases your chances of finding higher quality Runes.
By Era 3, you'll unlock a Runic Cauldron, and Runic Table, wherein through the Runic Cauldron, you can brew Runic Essence by consuming Runes in the Runic Cauldron, and be able to use the Runic Essence at the Runic Table, as a resource, to buy Consumables, Jagged Totems, Gems, other Runes, or specific Polished/Refined Totems.
(Before Brewing Intensity & Other Modifiers)
Runes beyond Quality 2 (that is, Runes of Qualities 3-5) tend to be more exceptionally rare, and so it's typically more ideal to save them, unless you really have a need to use them, for some reason.
Different Runes last for different amounts of runs, once activated by Rewinding (a run, being defined as "when your Wizard Rewinds, to exit the Chronozone and enter the Battlefield, up until the point your Wizard next dies).
Staged Runes appear on the right side of your screen, whilst activated Runes appear on the left side of the screen, and once they've been active for as many runs as they're allotted, their active period and benefits end.
Some Runes have additional effects, the higher a quality they appear in the form of (as exemplified by Runes like Last Stand, Gigantism, and Molasses).
If you truly need to cut off contact with someone, or remove someone from your life, banishing is the best spell to use. Obviously, with human relationships and energy, things can get pretty complex, so you may need other rituals as well. (feel free to set up a healing session, and we’ll see which spells are best for you)
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