Glyphs

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The glyph combo for a teleportation spell is a very complex combination of five ice glyphs, eight plant glyphs, and eight fire glyphs, with varying sizes and placed on multiple different rings. When cast, it teleports anyone and anything on it to another location. First used by Philip Wittebane in "Elsewhere and Elsewhen". The first time it is shown, one of the fire glyphs is oriented diagonally, going down right instead of straight like other glyphs. The second time it is shown, however…

“The glyph combo for snow is a light glyph at the top of the circle, two ice glyphs on the left and right sides, and a fire glyph at the bottom. When cast, it creates snow. It can also command existing magic to become snow. First used by Lilith in "Escaping Expulsion".”

Glyphs

The Spell Circle is the most common form of magic utilization among witches on the Boiling Isles. This spell is the conduit to accessing all known spells. To create a spell circle, a witch simply needs to draw a glowing circle in the air, from which the desired spell is cast. The size of the circle drawn determines the power of the spell; the larger the spell circle, the more powerful the spell. Some spells, such as certain illusion spells shown by Gus, require the circle to be repeatedly…

Astrology symbols are images used in various astrological systems to denote relevant objects. The glyphs of the planets are usually broken down into four common elements: A circle denoting spirit, a crescent denoting the mind, a cross denoting practical/physical matter and an arrow denoting action or direction.

“The glyph combo for mist is a fire glyph on the left side of the circle, with an ice glyph on the right side. Occasionally, it is drawn with a smaller empty circle at the bottom to place an item in. When cast, it conjures up a thick mist. Additionally, by including pollen from sleeping nettle flowers, the combination will create a sleep-induced smoke. First used by Luz in "Hunting Palismen".”

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