Such decline later revealed to be further attributed by the new system Emperor Belos established following his rise to power in the past where the usage of glyphs eventually banned for being part of Wild Magic he abolished.Īccording to " Adventures in the Elements" the Boiling Isles is full of magic glyphs hidden within nature. drawing power from magic bile sac, special organs exclusive to witches on the Boiling Isles). It is reasonable to assume that drawing the glyph within the circle was how witches used to do magic until these practices were forgotten when they started mastering more efficient methods (ex. It is revealed in " The Intruder" that in order to cast a specific spell, a specific glyph within the circle must be included, which can be seen for a brief moment.
This means the caster must either have their own supply of magical energy, such as a magic bile sac attached to a witch's heart, or the caster must be on the Boiling Isles or another magical place to directly access the fallen titan's power in the air.ĭrawing the Spell Circle can also be done using a pen or pencil as long as a glyph is included. A witch can even cast two spell circles with each hand.Ī spell circle requires magical energy in order to function. The witch then sweeps their hand which creates multiple identical spell circles. Witches can cast multiple iterations of a spell by creating a single spell circle then slapping it with the palm of the hand. Two, and possibly more, witches can cooperatively draw a single spell circle. The circle can be drawn with a fingertip, a sweeping gesture of the hands, a tracing motion with the feet, a training wand, or the end of a witch's staff. The bigger it is the more powerful the spell. The intensity of the spell depends on the size of the circle. Spell circles are how witches on The Boiling Isles cast spells, which is drawing a circle in the air using either their fingers or a staff.
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