Each rune is a reflection of a pattern of energy lines somewhere in the world. These patterns, which resemble letters in a strange alphabet, are called runes. Those who seek to understand and master runic power understand that the convergences of the ley lines are not the only important part of this power - the patterns formed by the lines themselves are important as well. Inscribing a rune requires physical contact with the target. No runes ever require a verbal component. Runes exist in groups called families, which are composed of ten runes. In the RPGĪ rune is an arcane symbol inscribed on a creature, surface, or object. The Drust in Ardenweald continue using runes to control spirits and protecting themselves. Maldraxxus also uses runes for various purposes such as sealing entrances to important locations or to perform necromantic rituals within the House of Rituals. In Shadowlands, Domination magic has been seen used for many things, such as creating a vessel, subjugating a spirit, creating an item of great power, warding. Its sole purpose was to be the utter suppression of another. In order to imprison his brother, Zovaal, the Primus invented an even more potent runic language: Domination. Their massive two-handed runeblades are emblazoned with words of power set in runes, each with translations such as "Razorice" and "Fallen Crusader". One example are the runes found on the runeforged weaponry of Azerothian death knights. He devised a unique language of intricate symbols, each individually representing a specific word tied to the very foundations of Maldraxxus and the might of the five houses, from simple commands, to necromantic energy manipulation. The runic language employed throughout the Shadowlands can be traced back to the hands of the Primus. This versatile rune can be used in most incantations however, it is rendered inert by void and corruption magics. A very common rune used to empower arcane rituals is Talar.When handling a ritual involving Dregla, it is wise to ensure that runes of these two types are present, to prevent catastrophic feedback. By itself, however, it is incredibly unstable for non-demons, and needs to be balanced by arcane and death magics. The Dregla rune is often used in rituals that draw upon large amounts of fel energy, and is required for some kinds of demonic portals.For reasons unknown, this rune has adverse reactions to arcane magic, and should not be used in rituals combining the two magic types. It is a very powerful rune, and when utilized properly can assist in summoning powerful shadow entities. The rune Xiur can be used to augment many shadow rituals.It is often used in the creation of aberrations and bone golems, but can be employed in many rituals requiring powerful death magics. Of these, the most powerful is Taam - the mark of the lich. There are various runes used by the Scourge to empower their death magic rituals.There is no known constructive use for this rune, and it should be avoided in all rituals. Little is known about the rune called " Cyiq" other than the vast potential for corruption it holds.Therefore, it is wise to use such marks only when the benefits outweigh the potential pitfalls. While most practitioners would prefer to avoid the gaze of these beings, their attention can be beneficial when a great amount of void magic needs to be called on. Igannok is one of the many marks of the Void Gods, and using it is said to beckon their attention to you.Several runes are elaborated on from books in Dalaran during the quest Dabbling in the Demonic: The Army of the Light use to transport their troops to distant worlds. The Legion used runes to corrupt the land with fel energy. The Bonespeakers use runes to subjugate living spirits and to control the dead.
The Highborne used spell runes, and the scholars of Nar'thalas Academy in Azsuna were renowned for their knowledge on them.
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