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  • Rune Setsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRune Sets

    Runes are divided into sets based on their origin and usage. The most comprehensive and common are the Elder and Younger Futhark, which developed and was used for generations across both Germania and Scandinavia.

    In the Younger Futhark, several runes have alternate glyphs titled
  • Runesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRunes

    Runes are a somewhat complex subject, as a result of a combination of neopagan appropriation (which is a relatively recent phenomenon), and many centuries of bad information from Academia.

    As a result, what we know is very spotty, and filled with a lot of conjecture and assumptions built upon assumptions. We know that runes were used in inscriptions on stone, wood, metal, and other materials dating back to the early medieval period in northwestern Europe, but beyond that, things are murk…