__Hergh 785 Share Posted June 27, 2025 The Library of Disciple Alchemy Signs & Symbols A Caurosian Study Isilmelire Aduiladyr Acal’Turrii This study is to record for educational purposes the various symbols found throughout herbs and the signs that they are commonly linked with. In the chart listed below are the five signs and the symbols you may find within them. The symbols nearest the top are believed to be specific to that Sign, such as Strength, Courage, Heat, and Burning with Fire. Each of these possesses specificities that are innate to the Sign. Each panel is organized by color; Green appears once. Blue appears twice. Red appears three or more times. Yellow is believed to be so specific to that Sign that it appears as a secondary sign when shown in herbs like King's Ivy and Night Sap. Gelunite is the exception to that standard, as none of its symbols are hyperspecific to Earth. For example, King's Ivy, which is double-signed by Fire & Air, possesses Agility, Strength, and Sound. Agility appears commonly within any Air herb, whereas in Fire, it appears once, in the herb above. This same theory applies to Nightsap, a double-signed Earth & Aether herb, with Blindness, a common Aether symbol. Fire Water Earth Aether Air Strength Courage Heat Burning Agility Sound Rigidity Connection Vigour Rage Light Life Balance Freezing Coldness Separation Weakness Order Growth Grace Endurance Death Peace Silence Purity Reduction Fear Impediment Swiftness Light Slowness Balance Lethargy Dark Blindness Reduction Purity Impediment Poison Fear Instability Rigidity Growth Connection Order Life Swiftness Curtailment Lethargy Slowness Blindness Clarity Chaos Rage Sound Vigour Poison Death Endurance Life Curtailment Lethargy Agility Grace Clarity Peace Silence Chaos Instability Balance Light Swiftness Curtailment Slowness There are a plethora of herbs that can be described in detail, but we will choose only a handful to explain. Two from each Sign, these, of course, exclude the aforementioned double-signed herbs. These, too, will be split by color to emphasize the difference between symbols. Fire Water Earth Aether Air Sun Shard Heat Burning Courage Light Drake’s Tail Heat Burning Rage Balance Frost Vine Freezing Weakness Order Blissfoil Coldness Peace Silence Balance Beardweed Growth Life Swiftness Hiding Moss Dark Fear Reduction Blight Cluster Blindness Vigour Poison Death Faerie Truffles Clarity Endurance Life Jailor’s Moss Agility Chaos Instability Slowness Paddfoot Agility Silence Grace Curtailment Blindness itself, when linked to Aether, may be due to the state in which two of the herbs grow; both Helvirryn Mushrooms and Blight Cluster are found hidden away in a dark cave, whereas Night Sap, an herb signed by Aether, is often found in the shade of a tree. Similarly, many things used in Alchemy with the sign Fire are found as rocks or crystals, such as with Sun Shard and Sweet Rock, or as sprawling ivy, in the case of Kings Ivy, or Drake’s Tail. Death, a symbol found in both Aether and water, may also be found in the spit of descendants. Rage, which may be found in both Fire and Aether, is also found in something easily scavenged from the depths of a mine, much like redstone. This study was not done to answer any questions, but rather, to organize what is already known and pose some curious queries as to why certain things are the way they are. Alchemy and Herbology remain more than just useful tools. They are a reminder of a surface barely scratched. Signed; Lady Isilmelire Aduiladyr Acal’Turrii Head of the Iussus Discipulus A Library of Scholars Spoiler @Hodgeling @Hearth__ thx for helping me nerds. 18 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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