Two slight inconsistencies I noticed when using the Glyph, Armifer.

First, tracing on the living doesn't appear to accrue any soul pool loss. My soulstone displayed highest level of pool possible (It brightens with a powerful inner light that, somehow, manages to not cast shadows.) both before and after tracing the glyph 3 or 4 times on living targets within ~30 seconds of one another.

Second, when I trace it on myself I get strange amalgam of both First and Third person messaging:

>gly ward anuind
You trace a holy glyph over Anuind, igniting it with a spark from your soul! A soft red glow settles over Anuind as the spiritual protection takes hold.
Anuind traces a glyph over you, causing a soft red glow to appear around you!



- Anuind Silverspruce

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Any drunken idiot can fall off a bar stool, a real man rides it to the ground.

Thank you, Armifer. Tracing 3 times in rapid succession now reflects a more dynamic use of soul pool.

In regards to Conviction experience accrued: I humbly submit for consideration the addition of a moderate timer on how often one can learn Conviction from tracing the glyph balanced with a mild increase to the amount of experience one learns from using it.


- Anuind Silverspruce

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Any drunken idiot can fall off a bar stool, a real man rides it to the ground.

Tracing it a second time gives you a timer.

I'm not understanding the new self-ward mechanics I guess. Do you have to type depart coins or depart grave for the self ward to activate? It seems like typing anything else (including just 'depart' if you have 3 or more favors) would cause the warding glyph to not activate.

Will Glyph of Warding activate in the case of paladin who self casts and types Depart but has zero favors?

Any chance the Glyph of Warding could just self activate on death?

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