[attr="class","stafftempitem"]Knight's Crest A shining crest that bears the symbol of the Helios Knights. This object was given upon being accepted into the Helios Knights. Though it seems like a simple keepsake, this item will serve as your character’s lifeline in the face of imminent peril. When the bearer’s mana reaches critical levels, all items made similarly will begin to glow as a mass signal is sent to witches of your coven, allowing them to come to your aid should anything happen. May be used once to escape death.

[attr="class","stafftempitem"]Flame Bomb The user launches a set of small fireballs, which explode upon contact with their target. The amount of fireballs able to be created and the size of the explosions is dependent on the skill of the witch, meaning fledglings may only be able to create minor explosions, but experienced witches can create many fireballs with devastating effects. Masters of this technique would be able to control the direction and size of multiple fireballs simultaneously.

[attr="class","stafftempitem"]Technique: Warmth Another simple creation; the witch can warm the the general area. With training, the witch can increase the parameters and strength of the technique. A fledging may only warm the room or their hands, but very strong witches may be able to warm whole buildings and towns if they so wanted to.

[attr="class","stafftempitem"]General: Witch's Call Can be used on any object to instantly draw it towards the witch. Does not work on living beings.

[attr="class","stafftempitem"]Affinity: STORAGE ARRAYS Perhaps one of, if not the most useful types runic arrays to have been invented, a storage array essentially creates a pocket space where objects can be stored, and also acts as a key to 'unlock' the pocket space to retrieve said items. The standardised storage array - which is generally the only storage array that can be bought and used by non-runescripters - can only store a limited amount of objects and is activated via channeling of mana through the array; the pocket space is specifically keyed into the array, meaning that each array creates its own separate pocket space, and if said array is destroyed, there is almost no way of retrieving the stored items. Runescripters, however, almost always prefer to design their own type of storage array due to the limitations of the standardised ones, and can play around with elements like expanding the pocket space, recalling specific items as opposed to everything in the pocket space, keying the space to specific people, creating separate unique keys so that items can be retrieved even if the storage array is destroyed, etc - dependent on experience and creativity of course.

[attr="class","stafftempitem"]100 MOST USEFUL RUNES, SCROLL #6: KENAZ Part of the '100 Most Useful Runes' grimoire, it is an ancient but still highly applicable scrollbook about the most useful focus runes that every runescripter is encouraged to read, if not memorise. Kenaz, meaning 'Torch', is commonly called the 'illumination rune' or the 'beacon rune', associated with fire, light, vision, revelation, and enlightenment, with the verse 'the torch is known to every living man by its pale, bright flame; / it always burns where princes sit within'. It is typically included in arrays centred around fire and light, homing beacons, or protection from manipulation. By itself, its most common usage lies in the creating a small flame or flare of light. More experienced runescripters can learn to direct, shape and manipulate the flame/light produced.