Sigils

Sigils are small items created with the enchantment skill that have various effects.

• Cube sigils dampen vibrations in a given room when placed on the ground, but are impeded by a reverberation vibration.

• Eye sigils, when placed on the ground, prevent ghosts from passing through the location. When thrown at the ground, the resulting explosion pulls phased serpents into sync with normal reality.

• Fist sigils attach to items, preventing them from becoming jarred loose of an adventurer's inventory or grip.

• Flame sigils attach to an item, preventing it from being picked up when on the ground, or given away or placed into a container when in an adventure's inventory. When placed on the ground by itself, the sigil has the ability to illuminate darkness.

• Key sigils when on the ground in a location, automatically closes and locks any door passed through from that location. This sigil is a must for the private area of any establishment.

• Knife sigils, when dropped on the ground, will systematically sever elemental channels of any elementalist in the room.

• Monolith sigils, when placed in a location, block most forms of instant magical travel into that location. The things it blocks includes but is not limited to hermit, raido, any portal abilities, empress tarot, and brazier. For travel via prism tattoos, it only slows down the amount of time it takes for a person to travel down the prismatic beams of light targeting that location and will not block entry.

• Mushroom sigils are quite dangerous and should be used with great caution. When attached to an item, this sigil will destroy itself in an attempt to annihilate its new host in a large explosion that almost always damages the adventurer attaching it.

• Orb sigils are the anathema to Chaos thralls, severing their links to the Prime Material Plane when the two are introduced.