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This Glyph was devised by the most celebrated Mahjee of all time, Nabu Nin Azu. His well-crafted glyphs earned him an absolute fortune, especially after he became famous for trapping the Cacodaemon, Whipjack Thraw.
This glyph is one of the most popular Mahjuti in Nin Azu’s extensive catalogue. It was designed to attract wealth, prosperity and all the fine things in life, including, but not limited to, excellent music, copious quantities of inebriants and memorable experiences of sublime copulation.
However, the wielder of this glyph should be wary. The Bearer’s state of mind when holding the glyph will determine the outcome of the Mahjuti that’s woven into it.
It is highly recommended that this glyph should, under no circumstances, be used if the practitioner isn’t in the best possible state of mind. It will simply supply an abundance of whatever the practitioner is focused on at that time.
Under such conditions the results may prove to be less than ideal. For this reason the Glyph of the Overflowing Cup was the only Mahjuti invocation that Nabu Nin Azu did not provides any guarantee against.
A collection of Glyphs used in Caiseal Mor's Graphic Novel story, Veil Of The Gods. This scifi-fantasy story features a magical system based on the ideas of Austin Osman Spare- a well-known 20th century artist and magical practitioner.
Spare played around with medieval ideas of magic, especially the Norse magical tradition of Galdr and came up with his own system based on graphics to empower his spells. He called them sigils.
We've developed his ideas much further for the storyline of Veil of the Gods. We call the symbolic designs GLYPHS, rather than sigils and we've named the system of magic in Veil of the Gods - MAHJUTI.
Each glyph has its own unique attributes and qualities.
Only 33 will ever be minted in this collection!
Holders of any of the pieces from this collection will be automatically whitelisted for our upcoming DESTINY CARD DECK COLLECTION (a very special drop). Revealing soon!
For more info on Ziggetai's project, visit www.ziggetai.com
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This Glyph was devised by the most celebrated Mahjee of all time, Nabu Nin Azu. His well-crafted glyphs earned him an absolute fortune, especially after he became famous for trapping the Cacodaemon, Whipjack Thraw.
This glyph is one of the most popular Mahjuti in Nin Azu’s extensive catalogue. It was designed to attract wealth, prosperity and all the fine things in life, including, but not limited to, excellent music, copious quantities of inebriants and memorable experiences of sublime copulation.
However, the wielder of this glyph should be wary. The Bearer’s state of mind when holding the glyph will determine the outcome of the Mahjuti that’s woven into it.
It is highly recommended that this glyph should, under no circumstances, be used if the practitioner isn’t in the best possible state of mind. It will simply supply an abundance of whatever the practitioner is focused on at that time.
Under such conditions the results may prove to be less than ideal. For this reason the Glyph of the Overflowing Cup was the only Mahjuti invocation that Nabu Nin Azu did not provides any guarantee against.
A collection of Glyphs used in Caiseal Mor's Graphic Novel story, Veil Of The Gods. This scifi-fantasy story features a magical system based on the ideas of Austin Osman Spare- a well-known 20th century artist and magical practitioner.
Spare played around with medieval ideas of magic, especially the Norse magical tradition of Galdr and came up with his own system based on graphics to empower his spells. He called them sigils.
We've developed his ideas much further for the storyline of Veil of the Gods. We call the symbolic designs GLYPHS, rather than sigils and we've named the system of magic in Veil of the Gods - MAHJUTI.
Each glyph has its own unique attributes and qualities.
Only 33 will ever be minted in this collection!
Holders of any of the pieces from this collection will be automatically whitelisted for our upcoming DESTINY CARD DECK COLLECTION (a very special drop). Revealing soon!
For more info on Ziggetai's project, visit www.ziggetai.com
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