u/PrawnShrim

My idea is to imbue runes on objects, in my head they could guide the energy around us or smt idk how to explain. Basicly i wanted to carve in a clayball certain runes so i could make a spell that binds luck to the clay, so when i needed some i could break the clay ball supposedly releasing the luck stored. My question is that is this a concept or not, because i have only seen runes in divination and some in bindrunes, but never in complex spell systems like "code"

Update:
Thank you for all feedback and positive criticism, your ideas gave me inspiration to keep studying and trying. I made this sketch of the runespell i visualized, please tell me your opinion on it and how to improve it.post with the spell

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