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Runes

Dungeon Master Spells
Dungeon Master spells are composed of 2 to 4 runes. The first rune is the "power" of the spell (which affects the strength, duration and mana cost), the other(s) 1 to 3 rune(s) designate the spell... the last 1 to 3 rune(s). You need to add a power rune before. Each rune costs mana points, depending ...
Gokturk runes
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Runic alphabet
Runic alphabets are a set of related alphabets using letters known as runes that were formerly... phoneme of the first seven rune names in the following list, which are in bold font) consists of twenty four runes, often arranged in three rows of eight. The first row consists of f ehu, u rûz, à ...
Dungeon Master Runes
Dungeon Master spells are composed of 2 to 4 runes. The first rune is the "power" of the spell (which affects the strength, duration and mana cost), the other(s) 1 to 3 rune(s) designate the spell... the last 1 to 3 rune(s). You need to add a power rune before. Each rune costs mana points, depending ...
Old Hungarian script
Hungarian Runes were a type of runic writing system used among the pagan Magyars before their Christian leaders adopted the modern Hungarian language writing system, based on the Latin alphabet... regions of Transylvania until as late as 1850s. Hungarian Runes are not related to Germanic Runes ...
Astrild
In Norse mythology, the goddess Astrild ruled over love. Norse mythology The Nine Worlds of Norse Mythology People, places and things : Deities | Giants | Dwarves | Valkyries Orthography | Numbers | Runes | Kenning Elder Edda | Younger Edda | Skald | Sagas | Later influence ...
Bolthorn
In Norse mythology, Bolthorn was a frost giant and father of Bestla. Norse mythology The Nine Worlds of Norse Mythology People, places and things : Deities | Giants | Dwarves | Valkyries Orthography | Numbers | Runes | Kenning Elder Edda | Younger Edda | Skald | Sagas | Later ...
Göndul
In Norse mythology, Göndul was one of the Valkyries. Norse mythology The Nine Worlds of Norse Mythology People, places and things : Deities | Giants | Dwarves | Valkyries Orthography | Numbers | Runes | Kenning Elder Edda | Younger Edda | Skald | Sagas | Later influence ...
Hladgunnr
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10  Hlokk
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11  Hrod
In Norse mythology, Hrod was the wife of Hymir and a giantess. Norse mythology The Nine Worlds of Norse Mythology People, places and things : Deities | Giants | Dwarves | Valkyries Orthography | Numbers | Runes | Kenning Elder Edda | Younger Edda | Skald | Sagas | Later influence ...
12  Kari
In Norse mythology, Kari was the loudest of the storm giants. Norse mythology The Nine Worlds of Norse Mythology People, places and things : Deities | Giants | Dwarves | Valkyries Orthography | Numbers | Runes | Kenning Elder Edda | Younger Edda | Skald | Sagas | Later influence ...
13  Laga
In Norse mythology, Laga was the goddess of wells and springs. Norse mythology The Nine Worlds of Norse Mythology People, places and things : Deities | Giants | Dwarves | Valkyries Orthography | Numbers | Runes | Kenning Elder Edda | Younger Edda | Skald | Sagas | Later influence ...
14  Magic drum
The term magic drum is an old juridical term from 16th till 19th century for rune drum. Usage of a "magic drum" was a crime and the accused was often sentenced to death ...
15  Mist (valkyrie)
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