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Elly at 16:33, 10 December 2024

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	===Limitations===		===Limitations===
	The only control you have over when that can occur is by not performing the Ritual Rune action that completes the fill of Offering until you want the Invocation to execute which in many cases is impossible (walk 5 meters) or at least inconvenient (cast a skill with cooldown).		The only control you have over when that can occur is by not performing the Ritual Rune action that completes the fill of the Offering gauge until you want the Invocation to execute which in many cases is impossible (walk 5 meters) or at least inconvenient (cast a skill with cooldown).

	==How are Runewords Created?==		==How are Runewords Created?==

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	== What are Runewords?==		== What are Runewords?==

	Runewords offer a unique way to elevate your character’s abilities by crafting custom powers. In Sanctuary, you'll come across two kinds of [[Runes]]: Ritual and Invocation.		Runewords offer a unique way to elevate your character’s abilities by crafting custom powers. All across Sanctuary, you'll come across two kinds of [[Runes]]: Ritual and Invocation.

	*Ritual Runes require you to perform specific actions to activate them. Generate Offering.
	*Invocation Runes unleash potent effects once those conditions are met. Use Offering.

			*Ritual Runes specify an action you must take to generate Offering.
			*Invocation Runes grant a powerful effect when enough Offering has been generated.

	== How do Runewords Work?==		== How do Runewords Work?==
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	Sometimes, you'll generate more Offering than what's needed to activate your Invocation Rune. This is where the <span class='white'>Overflow</span> mechanic comes into play. Many Invocation Runes gain additional bonuses when you exceed the required Offering, briefly enhancing their effects such as 'Increased Duration'.		Sometimes, you'll generate more Offering than what's needed to activate your Invocation Rune. This is where the <span class='white'>Overflow</span> mechanic comes into play. Many Invocation Runes gain additional bonuses when you exceed the required Offering, briefly enhancing their effects such as 'Increased Duration'.

			When you have Runewords equipped the buff icon will sit above your skill bar. The gauge will fill up as you perform the action of the Ritual Rune and when full, the Invocation Rune will execute automatically.

			[[File:Runewords Offering Gauge.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Runewords Offering Gauge\|Runewords Offering Gauge\|center\|600x600px]]

			===Limitations===
			The only control you have over when that can occur is by not performing the Ritual Rune action that completes the fill of Offering until you want the Invocation to execute which in many cases is impossible (walk 5 meters) or at least inconvenient (cast a skill with cooldown).

	==How are Runewords Created?==		==How are Runewords Created?==
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	*Two-Handed Weapons		*Two-Handed Weapons

	Any Ritual Rune can pair with any Invocation Rune~~, in any order~~, offering flexibility. Runes are available in three rarities: <span class="magic">Magic</span>, <span class="rare">Rare</span>, and <span class="legendary">Legendary</span>, with higher rarities delivering more potent effects.		Any Ritual Rune can pair with any Invocation Rune, offering flexibility. Runes are available in three rarities: <span class="magic">Magic</span>, <span class="rare">Rare</span>, and <span class="legendary">Legendary</span>, with higher rarities delivering more potent effects.

	However, you can only have a maximum of 2 Runewords equipped at the same time and the same Rune can not be equipped twice.		However, you can only have a maximum of 2 Runewords equipped at the same time and the same Rune can not be equipped twice.
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	\| colspan="3" \|<center>Creates "BacJah" Runeword</center>		\| colspan="3" \|<center>Creates "BacJah" Runeword</center>
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	When you have Runewords equipped the buff icon will sit above your skill bar. The gauge will fill up as you perform the action of the Ritual Rune and when full, the Invocation Rune will execute automatically.

	~~[[File:Runewords Offering Gauge.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Runewords Offering Gauge\|Runewords Offering Gauge\|center\|600x600px]]~~

	~~===Limitations===~~
	The only control you have over when that can occur is by not performing the Ritual Rune action that completes the fill of Offering until you want the Invocation to execute which in many cases is impossible (walk 5 meters) or at least inconvenient (cast a skill with cooldown).


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	==Where to Get Runes==		==Where to Get Runes==

	Runes are dropped throughout Sanctuary from monsters. They are also tradeable with other players~~. However, during the [[PTR]] there will be two caches available containing all the runes so as much testing can take place as possible in the short duration of the PTR~~.		Runes are dropped throughout Sanctuary from monsters. They are also tradeable with other players.

	==Crafting Runes==		==Crafting Runes==

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	Runewords open the door to Skills from other Classes and can provide boosts like increased Movement Speed, enhanced Skills, and more. With 17 Ritual Runes and 28 Invocation Runes to choose from, the possibilities for combinations are ~~nearly endless~~.		Runewords open the door to Skills from other Classes and can provide boosts like increased Movement Speed, enhanced Skills, and more. With 17 Ritual Runes and 28 Invocation Runes to choose from, the possibilities for combinations are countless.

Elly at 10:46, 13 September 2024

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	== How do Runewords Work?==		== How do Runewords Work?==

	[[~~Rune~~]] operate on a resource system called <span class='white'>Offering</span>, which is generated by Ritual Runes when their specific conditions are met such as "moving 5 meters" or "drinking a health potion". Invocation Runes then consume this Offering to trigger their powerful effects. The more challenging the Ritual Rune’s requirement, the more Offering it generates. Conversely, the Offering needed to activate an Invocation Rune scales with the strength of its effect.		[[Runes]] operate on a resource system called <span class='white'>Offering</span>, which is generated by Ritual Runes when their specific conditions are met such as "moving 5 meters" or "drinking a health potion". Invocation Runes then consume this Offering to trigger their powerful effects. The more challenging the Ritual Rune’s requirement, the more Offering it generates. Conversely, the Offering needed to activate an Invocation Rune scales with the strength of its effect.

	Sometimes, you'll generate more Offering than what's needed to activate your Invocation Rune. This is where the <span class='white'>Overflow</span> mechanic comes into play. Many Invocation Runes gain additional bonuses when you exceed the required Offering, briefly enhancing their effects such as 'Increased Duration'.		Sometimes, you'll generate more Offering than what's needed to activate your Invocation Rune. This is where the <span class='white'>Overflow</span> mechanic comes into play. Many Invocation Runes gain additional bonuses when you exceed the required Offering, briefly enhancing their effects such as 'Increased Duration'.

Elly at 10:45, 13 September 2024

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	*Ritual Runes require you to perform specific actions to activate them. Generate Offering.		*Ritual Runes require you to perform specific actions to activate them. Generate Offering.
	*Invocation Runes unleash potent effects once those conditions are met. Use Offering.		*Invocation Runes unleash potent effects once those conditions are met. Use Offering.


	== How do Runewords Work?==		== How do Runewords Work?==

	~~Runes~~ operate on a resource system called <span class='white'>Offering</span>, which is generated by Ritual Runes when their specific conditions are met such as "moving 5 meters" or "drinking a health potion". Invocation Runes then consume this Offering to trigger their powerful effects. The more challenging the Ritual Rune’s requirement, the more Offering it generates. Conversely, the Offering needed to activate an Invocation Rune scales with the strength of its effect.		[[Rune]] operate on a resource system called <span class='white'>Offering</span>, which is generated by Ritual Runes when their specific conditions are met such as "moving 5 meters" or "drinking a health potion". Invocation Runes then consume this Offering to trigger their powerful effects. The more challenging the Ritual Rune’s requirement, the more Offering it generates. Conversely, the Offering needed to activate an Invocation Rune scales with the strength of its effect.

	Sometimes, you'll generate more Offering than what's needed to activate your Invocation Rune. This is where the <span class='white'>Overflow</span> mechanic comes into play. Many Invocation Runes gain additional bonuses when you exceed the required Offering, briefly enhancing their effects such as 'Increased Duration'.		Sometimes, you'll generate more Offering than what's needed to activate your Invocation Rune. This is where the <span class='white'>Overflow</span> mechanic comes into play. Many Invocation Runes gain additional bonuses when you exceed the required Offering, briefly enhancing their effects such as 'Increased Duration'.
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	\| colspan="3" \|<center>Creates "BacJah" Runeword</center>		\| colspan="3" \|<center>Creates "BacJah" Runeword</center>
	\|}		\|}

			When you have Runewords equipped the buff icon will sit above your skill bar. The gauge will fill up as you perform the action of the Ritual Rune and when full, the Invocation Rune will execute automatically.

			[[File:Runewords Offering Gauge.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Runewords Offering Gauge\|Runewords Offering Gauge\|center\|600x600px]]

			===Limitations===
			The only control you have over when that can occur is by not performing the Ritual Rune action that completes the fill of Offering until you want the Invocation to execute which in many cases is impossible (walk 5 meters) or at least inconvenient (cast a skill with cooldown).

Elly at 12:32, 31 August 2024

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	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]
			[[Category:Runes]]

Elly at 12:07, 31 August 2024

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	<bluepost>Yeah, totally. How would I say this? We like rune words. They're very cool. We don't have anything to announce as far as if they're going to be in the game in the immediate future. We do think they're still a really cool idea, and that's all I'm going to say right now.</bluepost>		<bluepost>Yeah, totally. How would I say this? We like rune words. They're very cool. We don't have anything to announce as far as if they're going to be in the game in the immediate future. We do think they're still a really cool idea, and that's all I'm going to say right now.</bluepost>
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	== Changes to {{PAGENAME}} ==		== Changes to {{PAGENAME}} ==

	[[Patch 1-2-0\|Patch 1.2.0]], October 8, 2024		[[Patch 2-0\|Patch 2.0]], October 8, 2024

	* Added in [[Vessel of Hatred]]		* Added in [[Vessel of Hatred]]


	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]

Elly at 12:05, 31 August 2024

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	<bluepost>Yeah, totally. How would I say this? We like rune words. They're very cool. We don't have anything to announce as far as if they're going to be in the game in the immediate future. We do think they're still a really cool idea, and that's all I'm going to say right now.</bluepost>		<bluepost>Yeah, totally. How would I say this? We like rune words. They're very cool. We don't have anything to announce as far as if they're going to be in the game in the immediate future. We do think they're still a really cool idea, and that's all I'm going to say right now.</bluepost>
	\|}		\|}


			== Changes to {{PAGENAME}} ==

			[[Patch 1-2-0\|Patch 1.2.0]], October 8, 2024

			* Added in [[Vessel of Hatred]]


	[[Category:Items]]		[[Category:Items]]

Elly at 11:10, 31 August 2024

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	== How do Runewords Work?==		== How do Runewords Work?==

	Runes operate on a resource system called Offering, which is generated by Ritual Runes when their specific conditions are met. Invocation Runes then consume this Offering to trigger their powerful effects. The more challenging the Ritual Rune’s requirement, the more Offering it generates. Conversely, the Offering needed to activate an Invocation Rune scales with the strength of its effect.		Runes operate on a resource system called <span class='white'>Offering</span>, which is generated by Ritual Runes when their specific conditions are met such as "moving 5 meters" or "drinking a health potion". Invocation Runes then consume this Offering to trigger their powerful effects. The more challenging the Ritual Rune’s requirement, the more Offering it generates. Conversely, the Offering needed to activate an Invocation Rune scales with the strength of its effect.

	Sometimes, you'll generate more Offering than what's needed to activate your Invocation Rune. This is where the Overflow mechanic comes into play. Many Invocation Runes gain additional bonuses when you exceed the required Offering, briefly enhancing their effects.		Sometimes, you'll generate more Offering than what's needed to activate your Invocation Rune. This is where the <span class='white'>Overflow</span> mechanic comes into play. Many Invocation Runes gain additional bonuses when you exceed the required Offering, briefly enhancing their effects such as 'Increased Duration'.

	==How are Runewords Created?==		==How are Runewords Created?==
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	*Two-Handed Weapons		*Two-Handed Weapons

	Any Ritual Rune can pair with any Invocation Rune, offering flexibility. Runes are available in three rarities: <span class="magic">Magic</span>, <span class="rare">Rare</span>, and <span class="legendary">Legendary</span>, with higher rarities delivering more potent effects.		Any Ritual Rune can pair with any Invocation Rune, in any order, offering flexibility. Runes are available in three rarities: <span class="magic">Magic</span>, <span class="rare">Rare</span>, and <span class="legendary">Legendary</span>, with higher rarities delivering more potent effects.

	However, you can only have a maximum of 2 Runewords equipped at the same time and the same Rune can not be equipped twice.		However, you can only have a maximum of 2 Runewords equipped at the same time and the same Rune can not be equipped twice.
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	Runewords open the door to Skills from other Classes and can provide boosts like increased Movement Speed, enhanced Skills, and more. With 17 Ritual Runes and 28 Invocation Runes to choose from, the possibilities for combinations are nearly endless.		Runewords open the door to Skills from other Classes and can provide boosts like increased Movement Speed, enhanced Skills, and more. With 17 Ritual Runes and 28 Invocation Runes to choose from, the possibilities for combinations are nearly endless.


			<div class="linkbox">[[Runes \| Full list of all Ritual and Invocation Runes]]</div>


	==Where to Get Runes==		==Where to Get Runes==