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Prerequisite: You must be at least lv10. You must have a Wisdom Score of at least 13. You must understand Deep Speech to creat your own Runes. You must be an Arcanist.
 

You learn to use Runic scripture for inscribing Runes into things.
You gain the 'Rune Scribe's Set'. This contains Ink (1 oz. bottle), an Ink Pen, hammer and chisel, a few plates of rare metals, Scrolls to write on...
This ability allows you to manipulate properties of objects by inscribing a Rune on a solid surface.

This Feat is purely for narrative and outside of direct Combat use.

You can learn to inscribe runes on things themselves or ask a Smith for example, to do it for you.


 

Practical Examples:

To create a trigger for enemies whenever they open a door, you draw Runes under the doorframe and on a wristband for example. Whenever a creature opens the door, the Rune on the floor recieves light. The light gets 'transferred' with a reversed Capacitorial Kinetic Luminosity Binding from the floor-Rune and to your wristband. The light gets converted into kinetic motion. This way you know, whenever your wristband tugs at you, someone or something has opened your door.


To alter a sword to do Fire Damage, for example, you bring the sword to a Smith and provide him a scheme of Runic inscriptions that take the kinetic energy of the sword and turn it into heat as long as the sword is moving towards a Creature. This effectively adds Fire Damage onto the sword.
This costs you a piece of paper, some ink and whatever price the Smith asks (price per Rune?).
Runes can do pretty much anything Sympathy can, as long as the Rune isn't damaged or poorly inscribed.

Runes can be used to make a dousing compass (with a hair from your target), lamps that draw energy from the heat of your hand, things that stop arrows in mid-air (complex), fire-eaters (a device that acts like a heat sink), ...


 

Whenever a Rune gets damaged or worn out, the Binding fails and the effect dissapears.

 

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