Glyphs Index
Technique Glyph roster. Teaching overview and three quick examples per glyph live on Glyph System. Homebrew review lives on Glyph Creation.
Technique Glyphs
- Anker — anchor: Fixes a matrix to a place, body, or promise so later shapes have somewhere to hang.
- Band — form: Binds, constrains, or braids subjects together — rope, chain, oath-line, or pressure wrap.
- Faden — anchor: Draws a living thread between points — for tracking, recall, sympathy, or cut-and-bleed links.
- Fluss — form: Shapes flow — currents of mana, air, liquid, crowd, or conversation into directed streams.
- Gitter — anchor: Lays a lattice — grid, web, or scaffold that routes force, sight, or wards across many points.
- Hall — anchor: Projects presence as sound, signal, or echo — announce, warn, locate, or drown out.
- Hohl — form: Carves emptiness — pockets, voids, hollows in matter, space, or attention.
- Kreis — form: Draws a circle of containment — keep in, keep out, or bound an effect to a rim.
- Puls — anchor: Beats time into the matrix — pulses, intervals, staggered releases, heartbeat pacing.
- Schleier — form: Draws a veil — hide, blur, mute, or soft-separate what should not be plainly seen.
- Schmiede — form: Forges and hardens — temper materials, stiffen resolve, hammer a shape into lasting form.
- Siegel — form: Seals and authenticates — locks, stamps, forbids opening, marks true ownership.
- Spiegel — form: Reflects and duplicates appearance — mirrors, false faces, bounced effects, twin images.
- Stoss — anchor: Delivers directed impulse — forcing momentum into targets, vectors, or transitions.
- Wacht — form: Sets a watch — vigilance patterns that notice, challenge, or awaken when conditions change.