Auburnt_Amaranth

Thanks for the titbits. I hope there is more write up in the coming book than.

So far we dont have much information on those 2 beings shown in the Lunar Pantheon. At least not in the current edition and couldnt find anything in the GtG or Prosopeidia either.
And I know the Lunar one is coming soon, but just too curious. For twilight I can imagine the function at least if not their reason.

55 minutes ago, Joerg said:

Offering the players yet another percentile skill to increase usually makes them weaker even if that skill may be the coolest new thing.

Oh, I didnt mean for gameplay necessarily (though I guess that would be a consequence too). My interest is first a lore one. I got the vibe that there are others implied 
(and maybe just theoretical/symbolic ones instead of "theistic" ones).

It also reminds of the original idea behind the title Runequest and some later thoughts of maybe one day re-incorporating that idea/system.
Would be still cool to hear if any of the writers thought about it once again in lets say the last 2 decades.

53 minutes ago, David Scott said:

The Heler glyph appears on page 98 of Lightbringers. It's not mentioned as a rune in the text, hence referred to as a glyph

That one, yes. So far as how I understand it too. But still makes me wonder if there are possibility of other runes out there we dont know yet.

thanks for all the response, didnt expect to see even more. Always interesting to see old things popping up. The Theya glyph is indeed "uglier".

i was already hyped when they showed the partial runes, which was new to me. so figured, might be as well one too.

btw related to that - is the Heler "rune" canon or just stylish/alphabet too?

13 minutes ago, metcalph said:

Dara Happan Sacred Alphabet.  Used as a prefix to denote an Immortal, Deity or Celestial.  Box Guide p349

 

oh wow, didnt even think about the possibility. I guess it is just a choice of the Art Direction etc, cause I doubt the God Learners would have used it.
Kinda underwhelming, but glad to know the answer. Thank you.

I can imagine it symbolises the Monomyth as it appears there too, but it also looks like it could be a Rune, especially with its use in the background with the others.
Could we get any confirmation on this? And any ways, what would think it would mean as such, maybe Unification or Compromise?

- meant is the 4-lined "half-star"

Anyone wanna update this one? Pretty out of date by now.