Humans

Three humans from Empyria, labeled with their cities of origin:

• One from Valefar, resembling a real life human with long elf-like ears.
• One from Furtur, resembling an anthropomorphic dog with yellow fur, digitigrade legs, and a tail.
• One from Ronwe, with eye stalks and greenish skin.

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Magic circle construction diagram

The diagram shows one possible way to construct a magic circle for a fireball spell. The spell is broken up into different sections, each of which has a text label explaining its function.

From outside to inside, the sections are:

• Circle: A circle that encompasses the rest of the spell. Can be slightly broken up to fit more glyphs inside.
• Fire glyph: Four identical symbols resembling a flame. They define the spell's basic effect.
• Motion glyph: A series of small complicated symbols. They define the fire's behaviour once created.
• Sub-circle: Another circle inside the first one. It is for the direction sub-spell.
• Direction glyph: A single large abstract symbol. It defines the fireball's initial position and vector.

Another smaller circle is shown, similar to the first but with fewer repeated symbols. Repeating a glyph intensifies its effect & increases the circle's power. something like this would also work, but produce a smaller fireball.

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Monsters

An image of three monsters:

• A coastal bonebeast, a blue wolf-like creature with fish spines protruding from its back and a skeletal fish tail.
• A batfly, a small purple and red flying creature. It has bat-like ears and wings, large red eyes, a fur ruff around its neck, and a single long arm with claws instead of legs.
• A spiny slime, a blob of green slime with yellow spikes poking out of it. It has eyes and a mouth made of slime, as well as two slimy appendages with spikes on the ends resembling claws.

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