For the past year I have been expanding my Glyphic Magic Language, a conlang inspired by Necron glyphs from Warhammer 40k which has slowly morphed into it's own, wholely unique language and writing system, with a magical component!
And to test it's versatility, I have started constructing my own spells, inspired by common spells from D&D and other sources. As a fun project I am starting a little series exploring some common spells from the perspective of a Mistic researcher in my world, studying and exploring the secrets of the Glyphic language...
The first spell is a simple firebolt, or a Sho em Ra (literally sphere of flames) sending a streaking sphere of flames hurtling towards the caster's target:
Next, a controversial form of attack magic used by the Church of Light, and the Daughters of Ravi. Rasyth Ravi, or "The Burning Light" incinerates all with its divine radiance:
Finally, a Warding Sphere. "Sho em Lokhthor", the most common of defensive magic:
Humanity's understanding of the Glyphic Language is incomplete and there are errors in their translations, this is not meant as an official translation of the Glyphic language, but rather an in-univrese exploration of it. The notes are full of questions as our researcher tries to unravel the secrets behind the Glyphic script, perhaps you are able to answer some of them yourself?