Runeinfusers

Runeinfusers are individuals possessing the rare ability to imbue inanimate objects with magical properties through the use of runes. This process, known as runeinfusion, allows a runeinfuser to channel arcane energies into specific glyphs, which then transfer their power to the object they are etched or carved upon. The effects of a runeinfused item can vary widely, from enhancing the durability of armor to granting weapons elemental damage or bestowing minor protective wards upon trinkets.

The practice of runeinfusion requires a deep understanding of runic language, magical theory, and considerable personal energy. Not all runes are suitable for infusion, and the efficacy of the enchantment is heavily dependent on the runeinfuser's skill, the quality of the runes, and the material of the object being infused. Common materials for runeinfusion include metal, wood, stone, and bone. The runes themselves are typically inscribed with specialized tools or even directly channeled into the material during a focused ritual.

The creation of a runeinfuser is not fully understood, with theories ranging from innate magical talent passed down through bloodlines to rare occurrences of individuals spontaneously developing the gift. Once an object is runeinfused, its magical properties are generally permanent, though exceptionally powerful or complex enchantments may wane over time or under extreme duress. Runeinfusers are often sought after for their ability to craft unique and powerful magical items, making them valuable assets to adventurers, enchanters, and collectors alike.