#Rune Aine

[incorrectelswordquotes]

Bluhen: What's your purpose in life?

Rune Master: Vibe til i die bro

Doom Bringer: i thought it was to piss people off

Rune Master: Thats how i vibe bro

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ELDRITCH ID PACK

NAMES︰ abacuc. abholos. abianak. aether. ahoth. aine. alala. alder. amadio. arkham. ba'al. basmach. bast. belial. blank. bonifatius. byagoona. byte. caelestoth. caine. calogerus. chaos. chrodechildis. cipher. clue. cthulu. custodia. cypher. daoloth. darkness. dethal. diaz. ebony. edwyn. elder. eldritch. elm. emereo. enigma. epiphagan. epoch. eternity. fortunatus. godid. habakkuk. han. haze. hitch. hydra. hynos. ieremahel. illuminathia. inpesca. istasha. juniper. kaiser. kallistos. kaos. kaprosistha. keme. kross. lapse. leto. lovecraft. luxoth. lythalia. maya. mechal. melekh. miasma. mirabilis. mirage. morana. mormo. mystery. nctolhu. nctosa. nightmare. nodens. noire. noxia. nyctelios. oddity. oroprimus. oroursus. ortun. oryx. oukranos. pandora. paradox. peregrinus. pseudo. pulse. renatus. rom. rowan. runa. rune. runfrid. sebek. sitheach. spy. sthanee. stitch. stranger. thasaidon. trojan. truth. unoch. user. veil. vibur. void. vulture. wylie. xitalu. yamath. yorith. zycanthe.

PRONOUNS︰ abso/absolute. absolute/absolute. answer/answer. blind/blind. book/book. chao/chao. chaos/chaos. cipher/cipher. claw/claw. clue/clue. code/code. confuse/confusion. corr/corrupt. corrupt/corrupt. cosmic/cosmic. curio/curio. curse/curse. cypher/cypher. danger/danger. dark/dark. death/death. deep/deep. deity/deity. delete/delete. depth/depth. destroy/destroy. dev/devour. devour/devour. diety/diety. doll/doll. dread/dread. eat/eat. eerie/eerie. eld/eld. elder/elder. eldritch/eldritch. en/en. end/end. eon/eon. ero/ero. error/error. eter/eternity. eternity/eternity. eye/eye. faith/faith. fear/fear. find/find. flesh/flesh. forgot/forgotten. glitch/glitche. glow/glow. god/god. hidden/hidden. hide/hide. hint/hint. horr/horror. horror/horror. hunt/hunt. hx/hxm. incompre/hensible. it/it. ix/ix. jolt/jolt. lack/lack. lord/lord. lost/lost. mad/mad. madness/madness. miasma/miasma. myst/myst. old/old. omen/omen. one/one. puppet/puppet. quiet/quiet. raven/raven. read/read. sanity/sanity. see/see. seek/seek. shx/hxr. space/space. spot/spot. spy/spy. star/star. stellar/stellar. step/step. string/string. submit/submission. sui/sui. that/thing. thon/thon. thxy/thxm. track/track. uncanny/uncanny. unknown/unknown. virus/viruse. void/void. what/what. whisper/whisper. ☄️ . 🎭 . 👁️ . 📜 . 🕳️ . 🧠 . 🧿 .

[the-mortuary-witch]

DEITY MASTERLIST (PART ONE)

THIS IS A VERY LONG POST, AND EVERYTHING IS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

🌊 Ægir

God of: personification of the lcean, brewing, the sea.

Culture: Norse

Symbols: aegishjalmur and laguz rune

Plants: oak, polybody, and rose.

Animals: dolphins, whales and other sea creatures

Colours: blue, green, turquoise and other sea-like shades

Tarot: King of Cups

Offerings: singing sea shanties, seashells and pearls, cleaning up shores and the oceans, bread, sea glass, a bowl of salt water with food dropped into it, Anything related to the sea. Do not offer most beers as he does not like the modern chemical-filled ales, homebrew or local brew beer is better. 

💕 Aengus Og

God of: youth, love, poetic inspiration, summer, and healing

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Venus, copper, and golden harp

Plants: basil, cinnamon, rose, jasmine, sandalwood, strawberries, mistletoe, violet, birch, cherries, elder, and sycamore

Animals: swans, cats, doves, and sparrows

Colours: green, pink, and red

Tarot: The Lovers, Justice, and The World

Offerings: red roses, strawberries, cake, chocolate, honey, wine, cherries, music, and art.

🧚 Aine

Goddess of: summer, wealth, sovereignty, love, fertility, protection, wealth, agriculture, the sun and moon, and Queen of the faeries

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: silver and white Items, meadowsweet, the moon, and midsummer

Plants: angelica, blackberry, cowslip, elder, orchid, fennel, flax, garlic, mugwort, nettle, oak, hawthorn, mistletoe, alfalfa, ash, agrimony, birch, broom, holly, lavender, meadow-sweet, and gorse.

Animals: red mare, horse, rabbit, swan, cattle, and bees

Colours: red, gold, green, blue, and yan

Tarot: The Sun, Suit of Wands, and Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: milk, bread, home-grown produce, cream, fire and candles, sunflowers, yellow glowers, honey, summer fruits, oranges, and bee-related Items.

⛅ Amaterasu

Goddess of: the sun and the universe

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: mirror, jewel, sword, and bow and arrow

Plants: chrysanthemum, cryptomeria, carnation, chamomile, juniper, marigold, rosemary, and sunflower

Animals: dragon-fox, horse, rooster, and wolf

Colours: yellow, gold, red, and orange

Tarot: The Sun and The World

Offerings: rice crackers, cooked rice, origami figures, rice candy, brightly-coloured Japanese food, and silk and other fabrics.

💃 Ame-no-uzume

Goddess of: dawn, mirth, meditation, revelry, dance, fertility, and the arts

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: antique Items and fans

Plants: moss and sakaki 

Animals: fox

Colours: pink, red, white, and yellow

Tarot: Three of Cups and Suit of Cups

Offerings: dancing, bells, silk ribbons, rice cakes, and dake.

⚰️ Anubis

God of: the dead, mummification, embalming, the afterlife, and tombs

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: crook and flail, and mummy gauze

Plants: star anise, benzoin, cloves, cardamom, frankincense, myrrh, rosemary, cypress, and cedarwood

Animals: jackal

Colours: black, green, red, and gold

Tarot: Death

Offerings: cool water, strong liquor like rum, spicy foods, dark and bitter chocolate, strong incense, cypress oil, locks and keys, honour the dead and your ancestors, leave flowers on graves, support orphans and the homeless, and act as a guide for someone.

💘 Aphrodite

Goddess of: love, beauty, and fertility

Culture: Greek and Roman

Symbols: rose, pearl, mirror, girdle, anemone, lettuce, narcissus seashells, scallop shells, Venus, golden apples, the number 5, and mirrors

Plants: apple, linden tree, myrtle, pomegranate, myrrh, poppies, lettuce, rose, quince, ash, poplar, anemone, and artichokes

Animals: swans, dolphins, doves, sparrows, bees, and goats

Colours: red, pink, violet, silver, aqua, sea foam, and light blue

Tarot: The Empress, The Lovers, The Star, and The Suit of Cups

Offerings: roses, chocolate, apples, jewelry, beauty products, seashells, olive oil, honey, wine, cinnamon, art and music, mirrors, and rose quartz.

☀️ Apollo

God of: the Sun, prophecy, oracles, light, music, the arts, song, poetry, healing, medicine, plague, disease, protection of the youth, knowledge, and herds

Culture: Greek

Symbols: lyre, laurel wreath, silver bow and arrows, tripod, the Sun, and Sunday

Plants: laurel, larkspur, cypress, apple trees, palm trees, and hyacinthus

Animals: swan, raven, tortoise, serpent, wolf, dolphin, and mouse

Colours: gold, yellow, orange, silver, blue, and white

Tarot: The Sun, The Chariot, Strength, and Temperance

Offerings: red wine, olive oil, sun water, citrus fruits, honey, golden objects, feathers, lamb or goat meat, cheese, bread, sunflowers, laurel wreaths, and aloe vera.

🐕 Arawn 

God of: Ruler of Annwn the Celtic Otherworld, leader of the wild hunt, death, the Underworld, and justice

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: the Hounds of Arawn, cauldron, and samhain

Plants: reeds, cedar, cypress, ivy, honeysuckle, and sage

Animals: hounds and pigs

Colours: red, black, white, brown, green, gold, and grey

Tarot: Suit of Pentacles and King of Pentacles

Offerings: game birds such as duck or turkey, bread, honey, milk, mead, and ale.

⚔️ Ares

God of: war, courage, and battle

Culture: Greek

Symbols: sword, shield, spear, helmet, and iron

Plants: thorns, peppers, chilli, and garlic

Animals: serpents, vultures, woodpeckers, horses, and dogs

Colours: red, purple, and black

Tarot: The Emperor, The Chariot, The Tower, Suit of Wands, and King of Wands

Offerings: dark wine, whiskey, spicy foods, coffee, water, olive oil, red meats, frankincense, weapons, and learn self defence.

🌌 Arianrhod

Goddess of: fertility, fate, reincarnation, beauty, and difficulties

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: silver wheel, full moon, weaving tools, the zodiac, and Corona Borealis

Plants: ivy, lavender, rosemary, cedar, and pine

Animals: spiders, owls, and wolves

Colours: silver, white, green, blue, and purple

Tarot: The Star, The Moon, and Wheel of Fortune

Offerings: silver coins, white candles, wheat, fruits, home-cooked meals, salads, wine, water, hot teas, smoothies, and study the constellations and the zodiac.

🏹 Artemis

Goddess of: the hunt, wild animals, wilderness, childbirth, girls, chastity, archery, disease, and plague

Culture: Greek

Symbols: bow and arrow, quiver, hunting spears, animal pelts, lyre, torches, and the moon

Plants: cypress, walnut, amaranth, almond, daisy, willow, wormwood, fir, pine, thistle, honeysuckle, bay laurel, artemisia, fig, and oak

Animals: stag, deer, dog, bear, boar, quail, guineafowls, bee, and all wild animals

Colours: white, silver, gold, yellow, green, and blue

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Hanged Man, Temperance, The Moon, Queen of Pentacles, Knight of Cups, and Page of Wands

Offerings: red wine, olive oil, honey, water, almonds, walnuts, honeycakes, fruit, artemisia plants, arrows, dance, cypress, pine cones and branches, cider, game meat, protect nature and wildlife, always help animals and women in need, go hiking, research native plants and animals, and follow the moon phases and work with them.

❤️‍🔥 Astarte

Goddess of: love, sexuality, war, hunting, and power

Culture: Canaanite 

Symbols: chariot and Venus

Plants: lilies and coriander

Animals: lion, horse, dove, and sphinx

Colours: red and white

Tarot: The Empress and The Chariot

Offerings: lilies, roses, sweet cakes, honey, henna tattoos, and clothing stained with menstrual blood.

⚖️ Athena

Goddess of: wisdom, handicraft, and strategic warfare

Culture: Greek

Symbols: aegis, Gorgon’s Head, spear, and helmet

Plants: olive tree, ivy, cypress, and cornel tree

Animals: owl, snake, rooster, crow, and spider

Colours: blue, grey, white, yellow, and silver

Tarot: Justice, The High Priestess, and The Emperor

Offerings: olive oil, honey, wine, bread, olives, pears, olive tree leaves or branches, your handicrafts, owl feathers, snake skins, and weapons.

🐐 Baphomet

God/Goddess of: sexuality, demonic forces, wisdom, nature, balance, darkness, and pride

Culture: Demonic

Symbols: pentagram, head of a goat, human body with an animal head, pentacle, sword, key, male and female, and the words "as above so below"

Plants: rosemary, lilacs, irises, lavender, aconitum napellus, black walnut, and cacao

Animals: black goats, snakes, wolves, ravens, dogs, oxen, and black cats

Colours: black, white, yellow, red, green, purple, gold, and dark blue

Tarot: The Chariot, The Hermit, The Empress, and The Devil

Offerings: our time, meditation, communication, carving their symbol or name into a candle, any kind of art of them, being respectful, learning about them, candles, liquor, ropes, incense: dragons blood, black musk, frankincense, etc, animal skulls, bones, horns, etc, and dark or red flowers.

🛖 Baba Yaga

Goddess of: death and rebirth, fertility, and nature 

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: knife, oven, mortar and pestle, and the Sun

Plants: poppy, black sunflower, medicinal herbs, and rye

Animals: horse, hedgehog, snake, dragon, and cat

Colours: red, black, and white

Tarot: The Devil

Offerings: lavish home-cooked meals with russian delicacies and a beautifully-set table, caravan tea, and vodka.

💡 Baldr

God of: light, joy, purity, and summer

Culture: Norse

Symbols: the Sun and Sunday

Plants: mistletoe, chamomile, daisies, white flowers, ash, marigold, and St John’s wort

Animals: songbirds

Colours: yellow, gold, and white

Tarot: The Sun, The Fool, Death, and The World

Offerings: kindness to others, chamomile tea, apple juice, mead, and lit candles.

🌺 Bast

Goddess of: home, domesticity, women’s secrets, cats, fertility, childbirth, marriage, music, magic, sex, prosperity, joy, dance, healing, and pleasure

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: basket, Ankh, the Sun and Moon, and perfume jar

Plants: catnip, vervain, cinnamon, and cannabis 

Animals: cat and lion

Colours: green and gold

Tarot: The Chariot, Strength, and The Sun

Offerings: perfume, salves and body scrubs, milk, meat, honey, gold items, chocolate, pastries, onions and garlic, bread, beer, tea, and taking care of cats.

🐉 Benzaiten / Benten

Goddess of: water, literature, music, wealth, femininity, fertility, dance, and love

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: Biwa, dragon, pearl, conch shell, iron, and gold

Plants: lotus, water lilies, and yellow flowers

Animals: snakes, dragons, and white snakes are her messengers

Colours: blue, silver, white, and yellow

Tarot: The Empress and The Suit of Cups

Offerings: money, water, rice, sake, gemstones, music and other creative arts, raw eggs, yellow flowers, blessed water, bath rituals, and seashells.

🧶 Berchta

Goddess of: psychopomp, spinning and weaving, abundance, and protector of women and children

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: keys, distaff, Yule, and falx

Plants: mayflowers, holly, evergreens, birch, and wild berries

Animals: goose, swan, goat, cricket, owl, and fox

Colours: blue, white, red, and gold

Tarot: Death

Offerings: herring, dumplings, alcoholic beverages like schnapps.

📓 Bragi

God of: poetry and eloquence

Culture: Norse

Symbols: harp and book

Plants: beech, fern, and lily of the valley

Animals: chickadee

Colours: orange and gold

Tarot: The Magician and The Hermit

Offerings: mead, poetry, and beautiful writing.

🍀 Brigid

Goddess of: spring, fertility, family, the hearth, childbirth, fire, blacksmiths,

scholars, physicians, prophets, healing, poetry, occult knowledge, and justice

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: Brigid’s Cross, candles, triquetra, faeries, four leaf clovers, cauldron, chalice, corn dolly, anvil, hammer, poetry, forges, hearths, and wells and rock formations

Plants: cinnamon, chamomile, blackberry, hawthorn, basil, mugwort, apple, heather, dandelion, snowdrop, willow, oak, shamrock, crocus, trillium, corn, lavender, and sage

Animals: snakes, sheep, cows, bees, owls, and hibernating animals

Colours: green, red, white, gold, and blue

Tarot: The Hierophant, The Lovers, Strength, The Hermit, The Sun, and Suit of Wands

Offerings: blackberries, milk, bread, herbal teas, heather, Brigid’s Cross, beer, apple cider, honey, baked goods, corn dollies, sheep’s wool products, jewelry or metal items, eggs, and cakes left on the windowsill at Imbolc.

❄️ Cailleach

Goddess of: winter, wind, the cold, creation, and transformation

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: hammers, hills, mountains, skulls, snow, wands, and waning moons

Plants: clove, lavender, apple, hazelnut, turnip, mugwort, pansy, patchouli, poppy, rose, rue, tansy, St John's wort, Witch hazel, woodruff, yarrow, elder trees, elm, pine, yew, gorse, holly, and snapdragon 

Animals: bat, cattle, deer, fish, goat, mouse, owl, raven, reindeer, sheep, spider, pig, and wolf

Colours: black, blue, brown, grey, silver, white, and yellow

Tarot: Death, The Moon, and The Hermit

Offerings: pebbles, hag stones, shells, feathers, and boiled sweets.

🌲 Cernunnos

God of: forests, wild animals, finances, the Underworld, death, hunting, balance, grounding and healing, transitioning into the afterlife, and fertility

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: horns, a torc, gold coins, and serpents

Plants: ash, bayberry, chamomile, cedar, cinnamon, heliotrope, holly, ivy, lavender, juniper, myrrh, nettle, oak, patchouli, pine, sandalwood, sunflower, vine, and yarrow

Animals: stags, elk, goats, deer, bulls, horses, ram horned snakes, snakes, boars, owls, hawks, and ravens

Colours: yellow, gold, forest greens, silver, and black

Tarot: The Lovers, The World, and King of Pentacles

Offerings: dancing, venison, cooked meats (ethically sourced), roses, sunflowers, lavender, wildflowers, juniper bark and berries, oak wood carvings, green or gold candles, cinnamon, cloves, pine scents, pelts (ethically sourced), feathers, bones, forest moss, antlers, horns, pine cones, gold coins, daggers, poetry art, and Celtic music.

🌑 Cerridwen

Goddess of: the Moon, luck, poetry, change, rebirth, transformation, the Underworld, death, fertility, inspiration, magic, and knowledge

Culture: Welsh

Symbols: cauldron, dark Moon, lunar cycles, and caves

Plants: corn, grain, vervain, acorns, apple, oak, and hazel

Animals: white pig, greyhound, crow, hen, hare, otter, and hawk

Colours: silver, purple, black, grey, and green

Tarot: The Moon, Death, The Magician, and Suit of Cups

Offerings: pork, bread, milk, water, wheat, white and green candles, barley, rice, peanuts, poppy or sunflower seeds, vervain, and grain-based products.

✨ Circe

Goddess of: sorcery 

Culture: Greek

Symbols: cup, loon, wand, and masks

Plants: hallucinogenic herbs and fungi, wheat, moly, and magical herbs 

Animals: pig, lion, wolf, hawk, and beasts in general

Colours: gold, purple, silver, and red

Tarot: Queen of Cups and The Magician

Offerings: barley, wine, honey, meat, bread, weaving, and divination.

Danu

Goddess of: Earth-mother, fertility, wisdom, wind, and water

Culture: Celtic

Symbols: crowns, keys, wells, cauldron full of water, rivers, Celtic Tree of Life, and mother aspect of the triple Goddess

Plants: oak and water lily

Animals: fish, horses, seagulls, salmon, and snakes 

Colours: blue, white, silver, and green

Tarot: The Empress and Strength

Offerings: wine, mead, ale, freshwater, and watering plants.

🔥 Dazbog 

God of: the Sun, fortune, wealth, light, fertility, fire, destiny, and justice

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: kolovrat

Plants: sunflowers, marigold, calendula, chamomile, angelica, and St John’s wort 

Animals: wolf, horse, goose, duck, and swan

Colours: white, gold, and red

Tarot: The Sun, Suit of Wands, and King of Wands

Offerings: bread, salt, eggs, pancakes, and bonfire.

🌾 Demeter

Goddess of: agriculture, harvest, fertility, and motherhood

Culture: Greek

Symbols: wheat, torches, and cornucopia

Plants: wheat, barley, mint, and poppy

Animals: snake, pig, gecko, dove, crane, screech owl, and grasshopper

 

Colours: gold, green, and brown

Tarot: The High Priestess and The World

Offerings: olive oil, water, fruit, honey, milk, grains, bread, freshly harvested goods, and water.

🍷 Dionysus

God of: wine, drunkenness, parties, wilderness, vegetation, fertility, ritual madness, religious ecstasy, theatre, and LGBT+ Community 

Culture: Greek

Symbols: thyrsos, ivy crown, and Grapevine 

Plants: grape, ivy, cinnamon, silver fir, bindweed, and figs

Animals leopard, goat, donkey, lion, snake, bull, and panther

Colours: red, purple, green, burgundy, and gold

Tarot: The Hanged Man, The Hierophant, The Devil, The Fool, and The Lovers

Offerings: wine, olive oil, fruit, water, honey, meats, wheat, barley, pinecone, ivy leaves, goblets, masks, and alcoholic beverages.

⚕️ Eir

Goddess of: healing and medicine

Culture: Norse

Symbols: copper, mortar and pestle, and sauna 

Plants: medicinal herbs

Colours: red

Tarot: The Hanged Man

Offerings: healing spells, learning first aid, medicinal herbs, and first aid items.

🎣 Enki

God of: freshwater, wisdom, knowledge, magic, crafts, healing, fertility, creation, and the arts

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: goatfish

Plants: thyme, chamomile, reeds, and cattails

Animals: goat, fish, chimera, robin, and cow

Colours: gold, blue, white, and silver

Tarot: The Hanged Man, The Hierophant, The Devil, The Fool, and The Lovers

Offerings: beer, eggs, fruit, vegetarian foods, myrrh, thyme, chamomile, wildflowers, fish, water, wine, silver or copper jewelry, and feathers.

💐 Eostre 

Goddess of: spring and dawn

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: painted eggs

Plants: crocus, daffodil, primrose, and violet

Animals: rabbit, serpent, and dragon

Colours: green, yellow, and purple

Tarot: Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: decorating eggs, flowers, hot cross buns, pastries, and mead.

💀 Ereshkigal

Goddess of: death and the Underworld

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: wood, rivers, boats, and lapis lazuli

Plants: pomegranate, grains, reeds, hemp, cedar, cypress, lotus, and monkshood

Animals: lion, owl, serpent, scorpion, owl, and sheep

Colours: silver, gold, red, and purple

Tarot: Death and The High Priestess

Offerings: fasting, bread, water, pomegranate juice, blackberries, blueberries, lamb or goat meat, lobster and mussels, nutmeg, garlic, poppy seeds, animal bones, gold or silver jewelry, black crystals, and Ornate scepters with wood and animal bones.

🧵 Frau Holda

Goddess of: fibre Arts, winter, protector of children and women, leader of the wild hunt, and Witchcraft

Culture: Germanic

Symbols: the Winter Solstice, pools, and Wells

Plants: holly, elder, juniper, mugwort, flax, and sorcerer’s violet 

Animals: wolf and rabbit

Colours: blue and white

Tarot: The Empress, The High Priestess, and Death

Offerings: juniper berries, wine, cider, mead, cakes, music, dancing, and knot magick.

🐈 Freya / Freyja

Goddess of: love, beauty, fertility, sex, war, battle, gold, and sorcery

Culture: Norse

Symbols: her chariot pulled by cats, Brisíngamen necklace, the boar Hildisvíni, and cloak of Feathers

Plants: daisy, linden, snowdrops, lily of the valley, cowslip, columbine, pimpernel, and strawberries

Animals: horse, cat, falcon, hawk, rabbit, ladybug, oxen, swallow, and boar

Colours: gold, yellow, white, green, red, pink, and light blue

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Empress, The Lovers, The Chariot, Death, and Suit of Swords

Offerings: ale, apples, barley, honey, mead, pork, lavish jewelry and perfume, feeding stray cats, chocolate, amber, roses, cinnamon, and sweet liquors.

🐗 Freyr

God of: Peace, Fertility, Rain, Sunshine, Prosperity and Agriculture

Culture: Norse

Symbols: boar, the Sun, magical swords, phallus, and Friday

Plants: ash, lavender, catnip, nuts and cones, yew, holly, and ivy

Animals: boar, bee, and stag

Colours: gold, green, red, blue, pink, orange, and yellow

Tarot: The Lovers, The Sun, Suit of Pentacles, and King of Pentacles

Offerings: honey, grains and breads, gold, and antlers.

👰 Frigg

Goddess of: motherhood, marriage, prophecy, and fertility

Culture: Norse

Symbols: spinning wheel, silver, clouds, and mist

Plants: mistletoe, birch, fir, hawthorn, and Frigg’s grass

Animals: falcon, sheep, raven, and hawk

Colours: blue, silver, and white

Tarot: The Empress and The Lovers

Offerings: milk, mead, pastries, light fruity wine, hand-spun fibres, feathers, and soups and stews.

🪦 Hades

God of: the Underworld and wealth

Culture: Greek

Symbols: keys, chariot, helmet, Cerberus, serpent, dogs, and pomegranate

Plants: mint, white poplar, cypress, asphodel, narcissus, and pomegranate

Animals: snake, dog, sheep, cattle, screech owl, horse, black ram, bull, vulture, black cat, crow, and raven

Colours: dark blue, black, purple, dark green, bronze, gold, silver, and grey

Tarot: The Hermit, Death, Judgment, and Suit of Swords

Offerings: dark wine, whiskey, coffee, black tea, peppermint tea, dark chocolate, meat, sharp cheeses, bread, pomegranates, apples, bones, coins, keys, and crowns.

🪘 Hathor

Goddess of: the sky, women, fertility, love, the Sun, music, dance, joy, motherhood, fate, foreign lands and goods, and the afterlife

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: sun disk, mirrors, drums and sistrums, and the number 4

Plants: sycamore, myrrh tree, dates, papyrus, and henna

Animals: cow, lioness, cobra, goose, gazelle, and cat

Colours: red

Tarot: The Empress, The Lovers, Wheel of Fortune, and Suit of Cups

Offerings: figs, dates, bread, cheese, butter, wine, beer, fresh water, perfumes, and makeup

👻 Hecate / Hekate

Goddess of: Witchcraft, necromancy, ghosts, the night, boundaries, and crossroads

Culture: Greek

Symbols: paired torches, keys, crossroads, dark/triple moon, wheel, daggers, rope, dogs, serpents, knives, and Strophalos

Plants: asphodel, garlic, yew, cypress, and poisonous plants

Animals: dog, mare, serpent, cat, bats, and polecat

Colours: black, grey, silver, gold, violet, green, red, and white

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Hermit, The Moon, and Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, fruit, honey, milk, eggs, garlic, almonds, various herbs, bones, wands, keys, a cauldron, crow feathers, pomegranates, dark chocolate, and blood.

📯 Heimdallr 

God of: watchmen of the Gods

Culture: Norse

Symbols: horn and rainbow

Plants: birch, oak, rose, verbena, and avens

Animals: rooster, horse, and ram

Colours: white and rainbow

Tarot: The Hermit

Offerings: mead, fine beer, freshwater, lamb meat, pork, and coffee.

💀 Hel

Goddess of: death and the afterlife

Culture: Norse

Symbols: skulls and bones

Plants: beech, alder, elm, ivy, juniper, willow, and yew

Animals: wolf

Colours: black and white

Tarot: Death, The Tower, and Suit of Swords

Offerings: tea, wine, apples, meat, bread, soup, dried flowers, and blood.

🌋 Hephaestus

God of: metal smithing, fire, volcanoes, craftsmanship, and technology

Culture: Greek

Symbols: hammer, tongs, and anvil

Plants: fennel

Animals: donkey, crane, and dog

Colours: gold, yellow, orange, silver, grey, and red

Tarot: Judgment and Suit of Wands

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, fruit, honey, bread, meat, spicy things, hot beverages, and handmade metal items.

👑 Hera

Goddess of: marriage, fertility, childbirth, Kings and Empires, women, family, the sky, and the stars

Culture: Greek

Symbols: lotus-staff, throne, and diadem

Plants: pomegranate, lotus, willow, and apple

Animals: hawk, peacock, lion, cow, cuckoo, and crane

Colours: gold, silver, white, purple, blue, and green

Tarot: The Empress, The World, Suit of Cups, and Queen of Cups

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, fruit, honey, milk, grains and bread, chocolate, pomegranates, apples, white flowers, crowns, animal shells, perfume, and silver or gold jewelry.

💸 Hermes

God of: messenger of the Gods, heraldry, omens, animal husbandry, poetry and fables, trade, travel, boundaries, thieves, wit, language, education, psychopomp,

Culture: Greek

Symbols: caduceus, shepherds pipes, travellers hat, lyre, rooster, talaria, winged helmet, tortoise, and satchel or pouch Talaria, and petasos

Plants: palm tree, crocus flower, Greek strawberry trees, hydrangeas, chrysanthemum, and almond tree

Animals: hummingbirds, tortoise, hare, cattle, hawk, ram, snake, and rooster

Colours: gold, red, silver, yellow, orange, grey, and green

Tarot: Judgment, The Magician, The Fool. The Hierophant, The Hermit, The Star, and Suit of Swords

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, strawberries, foreign foods and items, honey, citrus fruits (pineapple, lemon, etc), chocolate, wheat, almonds, cinnamon, coins, dice, beer, meat, chamomile tea, bread, and milk mixed with honey.

🏠 Hestia

Goddess of: the home, the hearth, family, domesticity, and The Civic or The Sacrificial Flame

Culture: Greek

Symbols: hearth, kettle, and head veils

Plants: poppy, goldenrod, hollyhock, and yarrow

Animals: pig, cow, donkey, and crane

Colours: gold, white, orange, red, and lavender

Tarot: Strength, The Hermit, and Queen of Wands

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, fruit, honey, milk, pork, bread, cooking herbs, tea, and candles.

🦅 Horus

God of: kingship, the sky, war, protection, and healing

Culture: Egyptian

Symbols: crown, Eye of Horus, Ankh, the Sun, and the Moon

Plants: acacia, lettuce, iris, lotus, and olive

Animals: falcon, hawk, bull, peacock, and lion

Colours: green

Tarot: The Emperor, The Hierophant, The Chariot, The Sun, Judgment, and King of Swords

Offerings: raw meat left out for hawks and falcons, bread, weaponry, water, milk, ale, wine, coffee, fruits and vegetables, figs, dates, and chocolate with nuts.

😴 Hypnos

God of: sleep, dreams, and illusions

Culture: Greek

Symbols: inverted torch

Plants: poppy and cottonwood tree

Animals: nighthawk and songbirds

Colours: black, silver, white, blue, red, and purple

Tarot: The Hierophant

Offerings: wine, olive oil, water, honey, milk, fruit, poppy seeds (and foods including them), herbal teas, sleep inducing and calming herbs, feathers, sleeping mask, and poppy flowers.

🍎 Idunn

Goddess of: spring, rejuvenation, immortality, youth, and beauty

Culture: Norse

Symbols: golden apples and ashwood box

Plants: apple blossom, birch, fir, hawthorn, mugwort, rose, and willow

Animals: songbirds

Colours: green, silver, red, and yellow

Tarot: Page of Wands, Queen of Cups, and Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: gardening, apples, homegrown fruits and vegetables (without pesticides), apple pie, and cider

💖 Inanna

Goddess of: romantic love, harmony, sex, beauty, passion, desire, fertility, victory, war, justice, and political power

Culture: Mesopotamian

Symbols: eight-pointed star, hook-shaped Knot of Reeds and Venus

Plants: lilies, narcissus, reeds, myrtle, and all sprouts

Animals: lion and dove

Colours: green, black, red, silver, and white

Tarot: The Lovers, The Hierophant, Justice, The Hanged Man and The Star

Offerings: Wine, Champagne, Lemonade, Honey, Chocolate and Pastries, Cherries, Pomegranates, Strawberries, Elegant Jewelry, Peaches, Swords and Daggers, Artwork and Poetry

🦊 Inari 

God of: rice, foxes, fertility, tea, sake, crafts, agriculture, industry, and prosperity

Culture: Japanese

Symbols: keys, wish-granting jewel, and rice

Plants: cryptomeria, cedar, pine, wheat, and rice

Animals: fox

Colours: red and white

Tarot: Suit of Pentacles

Offerings: inarizushi, rice, rice cakes, rice served with red beans, sake, incense, acts on behalf of foxes, handmade crafts, and tea.

☄️ Isis

Goddess of: magic, life, compassion, fertility, motherhood, childbirth, rebirth, devotion, royalty, knowledge, protection, abundance, healing, and the elements.

Culture: Egyptian.

Symbols: moon disk, cow horns, wings, solar disk, Ankh, and gold.

Plants: sycamore, cedar, corn, flax, wheat, barley, grapes, lotus, vervain, myrrh tree, and papyrus.

Animals: hawk, crocodile, scorpion, crab, cobra, goose, swallow, dove, vulture, and snakes in general.

Colours: yellow, silver, gold, black, red, cobalt blue, and green.

Tarot: The High Priestess, The Empress, The Lovers, Strength, The Hermit, Wheel of Fortune, Temperance, The Star, The Moon, The World, and Suit of Cups.

Offerings: milk, flowers, honey, wine, lemonade, tropical fruits (juice or whole), herbal tea, seafood, herbs (anise and nutmeg), roses, Egyptian jewelry, incense, and white candles.

🌿 Jarilo / Yarilo

God of: vegetation, fertility, spring, rebirth, sexuality, peace, and war

Culture: Slavic

Symbols: vegetation

Plants: wheat, ferns, and spring flowers

Animals: horse and white wolf

Colours: white, yellow, gold, and green

Tarot: The Sun, Strength, and Suit of Pentacles

Offerings: bread, wheat, spring flowers, and edible seeds

🌍 Jörð

Goddess of: personification of the Earth

Culture: Norse

Symbols: mountains, grandmothers, and girdle

Plants: local native plants and healing herbs

Animals: bee

Colours: green

Tarot: The World and Queen of Pentacles

Offerings: picking up litter and trash and taking care of the Earth and nature.

[grimmborg-in-the-bog]

Rune Stone U29 - The Hillersjö Stone

raþ| |þu kaiʀmuntr -ik · kaiʀ[l]a[uk ·] (m)aytumi| |i þa · finku · þau sun · aþ han · truknaþi · in sun to : siþan : þa + fi(k) (h)(u)- --þrik · ha- … (þ)(i)nsa · þa · finku þa(u) [bar](n) … (i)(n) maʀ ain lifþi · [hu]n hit ' …g[a] ' h(a)… fik raknfastr · i · snutastaþum · þa uarþ han tauþr · auk · sun · siþan · in · moþir kuam + at sunar ' arfi ' þa ' fik hun ' airik ' þar ' uarþ hun tauþ ' þar kuam ' gaiʀlauk at arfi ' inku tutur sinar þurbiur(n) ' skalt ' risti runar

Eng: Read! Geirmundr got Geirlaug (to wife) in her maidenhood. Then they got a son, before he (= Geirmundr) drowned. And then the son died. Then she got Guðríkr. He … this. Then they got children. And one maid lived; she was called Inga. Ragnfastr of Snotastaðir got her (to wife). Then he died, and thereafter the son. And the mother came to inherit from her son. Then she got Eiríkr. Then she died. Then Geirlaug came to inherit from Inga, her daughter. Þorbjǫrn Skald carved the runes.

The Hillersjö Stone is the second largest rune stone in Sweden(the largest in younger futhark) and is 2,8 by 1,8 meters. It describes a complicated inheritance of the Snottstad Estate(which I think is still around) and the unfortunate marriages of two women. I’ve made a messy little gif trying to explain.

[skogenraev]

Moon correspondences

Zodiac: Cancer  Day: Monday  Runes: Isa, Laguz Celebrations: Beltane, Imbolc, Lughnasadh, Samhain Element: Water Colors: Blue, Gray, Green, Orange, Silver, White Numbers: 2,3, 9, 13 Tarot: Chariot, High Priestess, Moon Trees: Birch, Olive, Palm, Rowan, Wllow Herbs: Bergamot, Blackberry, Gardenia, Grape, Iris, Jasmine, Lemon Balm, Lily, Poppy, Rosemary Metal: Silver Gemstones & Minerals: Agate, Angelite, Aquamarine, Beryl, Calcite, Herkimer Diamond, Moonstone, Morganite, Opal, Quartz, Sapphire, Selenite, Turquoise Sea Minerals: White Coral, Moon Snail, Mother of Pearl, Pearl Goddesses: Aine, Aphrodite, Ariadne, Arianrhod, Artemis, Cerridwen, Diana, Freyja, Hecate, Ishtar, Isis, Juno, Luna, Nanna, Persephone, Rhiannon, Sedna, Selena, Spider Woman Gods: aegir, hermes, horus, janus, jupiter, khensu, shiva, thoth Magical: fairies, mermaids Angel: gabriel Animals: bear, cat, cattle, dogs, elephant, fox, goat, hare, leopard, otter, pig, rabbit, tiger Birds: crane, crow, cuckoo, ceron, ibis, nightingale, peacock, turtle, moth Mythical: dragon Intentions: action, agriculture, animals, balance, beginnings, change, creativity, cycle, darkness, death, divination, dream work, emotions, endings, family, fertility, growth, guidance, healing, imagination, inspiration, loneliness, love, magic, manifestation, negativity, power, protection, rebirth, secrets, selfwork, sorrow, spirits, wisdom, witches

[fantasiesandfolklore]

Relta “The Phoenix Queen” Headcanons: Her Kingdom [World Building - Part I]

Note: Relta’s kingdom isn’t equatable to any specific historical nation/kingdom from Medieval times, and more simply fits a formula from that era that may resemble a variety of kingdoms of that era.

Her kingdom is historically a patriarchy, with Relta being the first crown princess/heir with no provisions requiring her to marry, except for the requirement of an heir in her dynasty. This falls to her little, half-sister’s eldest son when he is born in the future as Relta does not plan to wed.

The monarch, rather than dying to leave the throne, steps down and resigns from the position and power at when they appear to be in their late 60s, being of elongated lifespans of an equivalent to 270 human years and ascending to their primary pantheon’s afterlife then.

The current dynasty, to which Relta is the heir, stems from a union of the Celtic Goddess Macha, and the Hellenic God Ares that produced a child that eventually fell in love with a mortal. As a gift to woo them, the mixed-pantheon god created a forest covered island that would become what is Relta’s kingdom and home.

Due to the mix of pantheons that created the kingdom, religion is very mixed across the island, with polytheism being predominant regardless of which deities are worshipped. All belief systems, however, include Queen Macha and Lord Ares in their worship.

The alphabet used by the people of Relta’s homeland is universally used across the island, resembling the Ancient Greek alphabet mixed with the Elder Futhark runes of Ancient Norse, due to early invasions by the Ancient Norse people and spreading of their culture via trade after the brief invasions ended. The alphabet contains 30 “letters” that represent sounds primarily, and concepts when merged in form.

The island is to the West of a large kingdom with geography resembling Northern Russia, with the winters being harsh. This makes Relta’s kingdom a hot spot for both immigrants and tourists from this other kingdom. The kingdom is allied with their frosty neighbor.

Her kingdom’s ancient name is Lunauruz, being a merging of the terms “Luna” and “Uruz” from Latin and the Elder Futhark runes respectively. However, bastardization of the kingdom’s name has caused it to be called “Lunaruz” by the medieval ages of the kingdom.

On the royal crest of the kingdom, there is a thorny rose going through a depiction of the actual royal crown, asking to the Ace of Swords, with crescent moons on either side of the crown.

Despite being a patriarchal society, the offspring take the mother’s surname and pass that on. For same-sex couples, it is either hyphenated if two femme folks, or the elder husband’s mother’s surname if two masc folks.

The heir to the throne goes through a ritual similar to a baptism when they are thirteen/hit puberty. As a celebration of their survival and fertility, they are bathed in water blessed by both monarchs at the time - honoring both Queen Macha and Lord Ares by representing them in the ritual. Only the crown of the head is bathed in water, down to where the third eye would be, symbolizing Queen Macha and Lord Ares cleansing it of any blockages.

Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and other monotheistic religions/belief systems along with atheism are accepted and welcomed across the nation, as long as there aren’t Christian missionaries trying to convert the local pagans.

Lady Brigid, the Celtic Goddess, is the third most popular deity tied with Lady Aphrodite from the Hellenic pantheon.

The current royal dynasty primarily worships: Lord Ares, Queen Macha, Lady Aphrodite, Lady Aine, Lady Athena, and the An Morrigain.

Relta personally also worships some Ancient Norse deities, including Freyja and Queen Frigg.

Femme identifying folks are conventionally supposed to worship Lord Ares, Queen Macha, and only femme deities, and masc folks are conventionally only supposed to worship Queen Macha, Lord Ares, and masc deities. This isn’t enforced by Relta’s lifetime, and she takes it off the law books during her reign.

All gender identities are accepted and acknowledged as valid. They/them pronouns are common, and marriages are arranged typically based on a mix of politics and pheromone type attraction. Relta abolished arranged marriages at the end of her own reign.

[your-own-scifi-nerd]

I don’t know why I’m doing this, but I am. Here’s a list of all my OCs, and what their names mean. Guess which one is for which fandom. Some are easier than others. 

Athena Sapphire Sencen (Thena)

Athena(first name): the greek goddess of wisdom

Sapphire(middle name): a gemstone related with royalty

Sencen(last name)

voice claim: Juman Malouf, ‘Agnes’ “Fantastic Mr. Fox”

Phoebe Rose Black (Rosie)

Phoebe(first name): bright or radiant

Rose(middle name): a flower that represents romance, love, beauty, and courage

Black(last name)

voice claim: Sophie Aldred, ‘Ace McShane’ “Doctor Who”

Star Rosemary Niche (Rose)

Star(first name’s e): a star in the sky

Rosemary(middle name): dew of the sea

Niche(last name)

voice claim: Kristen Bell, ‘Anna’ “Frozen”

Faye Elena Barnes

Faye(first name): loyalty or belief

Elena(middle name): sun ray, shining light

Barnes(last name)

voice claim: Estelle Swaray, ‘Garnet’ “Steven Universe”

Susan Alice Sullivan-Smith (Suzie)

Susan(first name): lily of the valley

Alice(middle name): noble, exalted

Sullivan-Smith(last name)

voice claim: Vivian Nixon, ‘Millie’ “Helluva Boss”

Lilith Alex Coulson (Lily)

Lilith(first name): belonging to the night

Alex(middle name): defender of humankind

Coulson(last name)

voice claim: AJ Michalka, ’Stevonnie’ “Steven Universe”

Penelope Hestia Jackson (Penny)

Penelope(first name): weaver

Hestia(middle name) the greek goddess of hearth and home

Jackson(last name)

voice claim: Sarah Silverman, ‘Vanellope Von Schweetz’ “Wreck-it-Ralph”

Aine Cedar Ward

Aine(first name): brilliant, happiness

Cedar(middle name): a tree that represents strength, longevity and resiliency

Ward(last name)

voice claim: Daisy Ridley, ‘Rey’ “Star Wars”

Rune Alena Vagerson

Rune(first name): secret

Alena(middle name): tower

Vagerson(last name)

voice claim: Billie Piper, ‘Rose Tyler’ “Doctor Who”

Alexandria Rose Tyler-Williams (Alex)

Alexandria(first name): defender of humankind

Rose(middle name): a flower that represents romance, love, beauty, and courage

Tyler-Williams(last name)

voice claim: Ellen McLain, ‘Glados’ “Portal”

Asterin Mori Eraline

Asterin(first name): star

Mori(middle name): God is my teacher, forest

Eraline(last name)

voice claim: Zeno Robinson, ‘Hunter’ “The Owl House

Amaris Mallory Kenobi (Mar)

Amaris(first name): promised by God

Mallory(middle name): unlucky

Kenobi(last name)

voice claim: Mae Whitman, ‘Katara’ “Avatar: The Last Airbender”

Astra Blossom Pendragon

Astra(first name): star

Blossom(middle name): flower-like

Pendragon(last name)

voice claim: Deborah Watling, ‘Victoria Waterfield’ “Doctor Who”

Elaine Christine Rothschild-Kirk (El)

Elaine(first name): sun ray, shining light

Christine(middle name): follower of Christ

Rothschild-Kirk(last name)

voice claim: Ashleigh Ball, ‘Rainbow Dash’ “My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic”

Caroline Jane Foxer (Genesis Gwendolyn G.)

Caroline(first given name): free woman

Genesis(first chosen name): new beginning

Jane(middle given name): God is gracious

Gwendolyn(middle chosen name): blessed ring

Foxer(last given name)

G.(last chosen name)

voice claim: Isabel May, ‘Veronica Duncan’ “Young Sheldon”

Elizabeth Rebecca Quinn (Beth)

Elizabeth(first name): God is my oath

Rebecca(middle name): bind or tie

Quinn(last name)

voice claim: Jodi Benson, ‘Ariel’ “The Little Mirmaid”

Fern Prentice Tyler

Fern(last name): sincerity

Prentice(middle name): apprentice, learner

Tyler(last name)

voice claim: Chiari Queen, ‘Victoria’ “Metal Family”

Jacob Kane Kirk

Jacob(first name): supplanter

Kane(middle name): battlefield

Kirk(last name)

voice claim: Michael Ark, ‘Arvo’ “The Walking Dead”

T’Laura Amanda Kirk

T’Laura(first name): achievement

Amanda(middle name): worthy of love, lovable

Kirk(last name)

voice claim: Mae Whitman, ‘Amity Blight’ “The Owl House”

Soren Leonard Kirk

Soren(first name): stern, strict, severe

Leonard(middle name): lion's strength

Kirk(last name)

voice claim: Jorden Fry, ‘Lewis Robinson’ “Meet the Robinsons”

[airanke]

P O W E R

We begin the Year of Rune!! Hope you guys enjoy it =D

[els-imagines]

some bluhen/rune master nsfw? ;^) either headcanons or tiny ff, thank for running this awesome blog!

Sorry this took so long to do! It wasn’t even the request itself, life has been kicking my ass. I’m probably the least active mod on the blog currently.. whoops.

The first time Rune Master calls Bluhen daddy, it was in the middle of hot, steamy sex. He didn’t mean to do it, it just happened. Bluhen was dominating in a way that made his toes curl and fuck before he knew it the word had slipped out of his mouth

The following days after that event had been awkward at best. Neither of them knew how to approach the other, feeling embarrassed about their reaction to it. It took a week before they sat down and talked about the kinks they’d like to explore, turn ons, turn offs and a safeword

The first time they decided to indulge in their kinks, Bluhen had called Rune Master his princess and since then, the name has stuck. He loves being called Bluhen’s princess, especially the nights when he’s stressed. Bluhen will make Rune Master submit to him, to take the stress away from him so the only thing he can focus on is Bluhen 

It didn’t take long before Rune Master began calling Bluhen daddy. But could you blame him? He was the walking embodiment of safety, security, love. But most importantly? Bluhen knew how to give him fucking amazing orgasms

[ask-richter]

I was told otherwise.

[jasper-pagan-witch]

I opened up my first grimoire and found my very first witchy "about me" page, from February 2019 after I spend several months filling the book with random information (much of which is, looking back, filled with appropriation and misunderstandings - I'm glad I've grown since then). So I figured I would share the page and how it's changed!

Type of witch I am: baby, coven, pagan, hereditary, elemental, crystal, divination, rural, eclectic, color, and deity

Yeah, in the past, I didn't have as much hatred of "witch types" as I do now. I think the sheer number of "witch types" here show that I should have just stuck with "eclectic".

Now, I'm an eclectic secular (non-appropriating) wizard.

herb/plant/flower: rosemary, lilac

crystal: red jasper, snowflake obsidian, tanzanite, yellow jasper, citrine

color: red

method of divination: tarot, runes

element: fire

This has definitely changed and been expanded upon in the Epsilon Ledger volume 1, where I break things down further, but if I had to just select things from the similar list, it would be as follows:

herb/plant/flower: basil, cinnamon, lilac, tulip, chamomile crystal: red jasper, snowflake obsidian, calcite color: red method of divination: tarot, oracle cards element: fire

Some things have definitely stayed the same!

Deities: Artemis, Astarte, Athena, Cybele, Demeter, Hestia, Thoth

I've parted ways with most of these deities, but now my list is longer. This was also before I switched to using "Tehuti" instead of "Thoth". My updated list is:

Deities: Athena (patron), Aine, Aphrodite, Azura, Cernunnos, Loki (and immediate family), Tehuti

Damn, Athena and Tehuti have been putting up with my shit for a while.

Gosh, what a blast from the past! So much has changed, but it's cool to see what has stayed the same!

[incorrectelgang]

*cries in german*

Erbluhen Emotion: *sobs all of a sudden*

Rune Slayer: Oh my god, what happened?

Erbluhen Emotion: *points at Dreadlord who’s ordering drinks*

Rune Slayer: Did something happen between you guys?

Erbluhen Emotion: *shakes head*

Erbluhen Emotion: *whispers* He’s so pretty...

Rune Slayer: What?

Erbluhen Emotion: He’s... so... damn... pretty...

[elsjobproject]

Welcome to the Elsword Jobs Project!

A project dedicated to recording every job change quest (aside from default job quests, you can find those on the elwiki). 

Please read our about! This is still a work in progress.

Navigation is under the cut 

All Italicized are done. Those that need edits will not be italicized.

Elsword

Knight Emperor (1, 2, 3)

Rune Master (1, 2, 3)

Immortal (1, 2, 3)

Genesis (1, 2, 3)

Aisha

Aether Sage (1, 2, 3)

Oz Sorcerer (1, 2, 3)

Metamorphy (1, 2, 3)

Lord Azoth (1, 2, 3)

Rena 

Anemos (1, 2, 3)

Daybreaker (1, 2, 3)

Twilight (1, 2, 3)

Prophetess (1, 2, 3)

Raven

Furious Blade (1, 2, 3)

Rage Hearts (1, 2, 3)

Nova Imperator (1, 2, 3)

Revenant (1, 2, 3)

Eve

Code: Ultimate (1, 2, 3)

Code: Esencia (1, 2, 3)

Code: Sariel (1, 2, 3)

Code: Antithese (1, 2, 3)

Chung

Comet Crusader (1, 2, 3)

Fatal Phantom (1, 2, 3)

Centurion (1, 2, 3)

Dius Aer (1, 2, 3)

Ara

Apsara (1, 2, 3)

Devi (1, 2, 3)

Shakti (1, 2, 3)

Surya (1, 2, 3)

Elesis

Empire Sword  (1, 2, 3)

Flame Lord (1, 2, 3)

Bloody Queen (1, 2, 3)

Adrestia (1, 2, 3)

Add

Doom Bringer (1, 2, 3)

Dominator (1, 2, 3)

Mad Paradox (1, 2, 3)

Overmind (1, 2, 3)

Lu/Ciel

Catastrophe (1, 2, 3)

Innocent (1, 2, 3)

Diangelion (1, 2, 3)

Demersio (1, 2, 3)

Rose

Tempest Burster (1, 2, 3)

Black Massacre (1, 2, 3)

Minerva (1, 2, 3)

Prime Operator (1, 2, 3)

Ain

Richter (1, 2, 3)

Bluhen (1, 2, 3)

Herrscher (1, 2, 3)

Opferung (1, 2, 3)

Laby

Eternity Winner (1, 2, 3)

Radiant Soul (1, 2, 3)

Nisha Labyrinth (1, 2, 3)

Twins Picaro (1, 2, 3)

Noah

Liberator (1, 2, 3)

Celestia (1, 2, 3)

Nyx Pieta (1, 2, 3)

Morpheus (1, 2, 3)

[elrios-trash]

ESPC : A Mini Guide to Increase Combat Power (CP)

Last Update of the Table : Ain (Bigott) path release at KR server

Disclaimer: I am not forcing you to do ESPC since it's hella expensive if you don't like to farming xD

First of all, ESPC book costs 50m ED/500 Epic Points per character to unlock. You might want to spare your story quest ED and EP to buy it once you reach level 99 in Elysion.

Suggestion: Don't buy Synergy Ticket for 20m for a week on NPC Ariel if you're not looking for Combat Power to enter specific dungeons or raids or for farming 24/7. You might need it once there is event look alike "Punch Event".

I recommend to work on ESPC when you're about to reach 1 million combat power or 160 ERP level. So that you can use your 100 ERP points to ED/IDR drop and the rest with All Skill Damage, MP Costs, Skill Cooldown, or any stats depends the character of your choice. Don't worry! Once you reach 99, you can reset 1 ERP table with free reset scroll.

How To Start :

1. Prioritize your main character's type--if you already decide it! These questions might help:

Is it magical or physical?

Are they mainly use Bravery skills or Strength skills?

Do they need more speed, jump speed, and action speed?

Do they need defensive power instead of combat power?

Are you doing PvP or not?

Are you looking for skills cooldown?

Are you looking for potions cooldown and bonus recovery effect, since your character seems chug a lot of mana?

2. Time to decide what character you gonna do for your ESPC (not synergy). If you want a better percentage, do Master Class quests too (I know, it's tiring but really worth for xD)

In general you will need these characters:

Physical Attack % : Code Esencia, Code Sariel, and Nisha Labyrinth.

Magical Attack % : Code Ultimate, Code Sariel, and Radiant Soul.

Polarize % : Code Antithese

Bravery Skill Damage Increase : Immortal and Prime Operator.

Strength Skill Damage Increase : Rune Master and Minerva.

Boss Damage % : Herrscher

Awakening Duration % : Fatal Phantom and Adrestia

Awakening Charge Speed : Comet Crusader and Richter

Ignore Defense Magical % : Celestia

Ignore Defense Physical % : Nyx Pieta

Critical Damage % : Liberator

Maximize % : Innocent

Critical % : Catastrophe

Adaptation % : Demersio

All Skill Damage % : Prophetess

MP Cost Decrease % : Twins Picaro

The rest paths, is up to your character's stats. If you need more awakening time, go Fatal Phantom. If you need more awakening charge speed, go Richter and Comet Crusader. And so on.

3. I am doing PvP too!

Then you should unlock Anemos, Daybreaker, all Raven's, Empire Sword, Flame Lord, Bloody Queen, and Eternity Winner ESPC book.

4. I need to increase defense!

You should make Apsara, Devi, Centurion, Bigott, and Diangelion! Note: Centurion need party to levelling with.

5. My Chara have skill cooldown issue!

For tenacity (usually skills that make buff to party/self buff) go for Doombringer. Strength with Dominator, bravery skills cooldown with Mad Paradox and Master Class skills cooldown with Overmind.

6. I want to fix my pot!

Go Bluhen to increase your pot effect. Example : 50% recover MP -> 60-70%

And go for Lord Azoth for cooldown pot. Example : 30 scd -> 27 scd.

7. My main skill(s) are affected by action speed!

Then go make Twilight and Dius Aer for increasing your action speed/casting skill speed~

Hope it helps! I will update if more 4th paths release later ^^

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4th Path ESPC effects update:

Genesis, Magical (Elsword) : Hyperactive Skill Damage Increase %

Code Antithese, Physical (Eve) : Polarize %

Lord Azoth, Physical (Aisha) : Potion Cooldown -%

Revenant, Physical (Raven) : Additional Damage Increase %

Surya, Magical (Ara) : EXP Increase %

Demersio, Magical (Lu/Ciel) : Adaptation Increase +1%

Prophetess, Magical (Rena) : All Skill Damage Increase +1%

Twins Picaro, Magical (Laby) : MP Cost Decrease

Overmind, Physical (Add) : Master Class Skill Cooldown Decrease

Adrestia, Magical (Elesis) : Awakening Duration Increase

Dius Aer, Physical (Chung) : Action Speed Increase

Bigott, Physical (Ain) : Damage from Boss Monster Decrease

???, Magical (Noah) :

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