Talent Tree Flow Charts Proto

Only Historians, Archeologists, Cultists, Crypt Raiders, Theologians, and Travelers can tap into Runic Powers that are uncovered by the Runesmith.

Inscribing protective glyphs on gear to create barriers against physical or magical harm.

Ability to create runes that act as storage units for magical energy or spells, allowing for later use.

Designing charms that provide passive bonuses to characters, such as increased luck or resilience.

Skill in channeling the energies of runes and sigils to unleash powerful, one-time attacks in dire situations.

Using symbols to augment spells or abilities, enhancing their potency or duration.

Ability to draw energy from existing runic structures in the environment to fuel spells or create magical effects. This includes dark magic found only in tombs or areas of the deceased. In the latter cases, this cannot be performed with a member of the party whose alignment or standing is other than neutral or evil.

Inscribing runes for teleportation, allowing characters to travel instantly between marked locations. Location must be marked before leaving, in order to return.

Combining runes representing different elements to create powerful hybrid effects, such as a fire-water steam burst.

Using runes to see distant locations or events, granting insight into potential futures or hidden secrets.

Ability to restore or enhance the durability and magical potency of ancient relics through careful rune application.

Solve Ruic Mysteries.

Connect pieces of broken runes, or any artifact.

Perform rituals that connect runes or sigils to specific entities, allowing for summoned assistance or information.

Using sigils and runes to identify and dispel curses, hexes and possibly other negative effects placed on items or individuals.

Enhancing existing gear with runes and glyphs, drastically improving their performance in combat or other activities.

Creating complex arrangements of runes that amplify magical effects when triggered as a group.

Skill in reading and interpreting ancient writings to unlock the hidden potential of artifacts.

Ability to infuse weapons and armor with runes formed by its provided element, whether it’s rusted from the sea, formed by lightning scatter, a rock formed by lava, or an item carried through sacred areas by the wind. These elemental runes can be imbued with the respective elemental powers mentioned above.

Enhancing magical scarabs that can be placed on objects by craftsmen to provide ongoing effects, such as protection or stat boosts. An object identified as a scarab by an Artifact, Runesmith, Historian, and so forth must have been identified as a Scarab.

Proficiency in creating sigils that serve as powerful symbols for summoning, protection, or transformation.

Skill in designing and inscribing glyphs that can trigger specific magical effects when activated.

Ability to draw power from inscribed runes to enhance objects, granting them unique magical properties.