Hello! It's a part of environment project with my own concepts. I hope you like it! Really want to make glowies like Blizzard :D hf

Runestones

Had a little fun creating this rune stone scene. Added some easter eggs in the texture, comment below and let me know when find them!

Runestone

My attempt to redesign "Gothic" 1 and 2 games magic runes. In the games they are essentially weapons that shoot various projectiles depending on school of magic and level or runes. The runes were enchanted from pure runes into lock'n'loaded in magical gyroscopes.

Here are big and small versions of both idle and activated (emission on/off) firebolt, ice wave and stormfist. Also a "pure" rune in the middle. 

(pro tip: when out of mana hit dem bisches heads with the big ones)

textures: 1k

dimensions: to fit in hand

Magic runestones

A glowing ancient runestone... I wonder what kind of ancient magic this is?

Ancient Runestone

The runic inscription Ög 197 is a Viking Age runestone that now stands in the churchyard by the old church ruin of Sörby in Mjölby parish and Mjölby Municipality, Östergötland. The stone previously lay embedded in the eastern churchyard wall before it was removed and raised at its current location.

The material is reddish granite, and it is carved with normal runes that run in a closed loop, meaning the inscription goes all the way around without a clear beginning or end. The runic text is read from right to left, and the runes themselves are mirrored compared to how they usually appear in Viking Age runic inscriptions. Diagonal crosses were used as separators between words. On the western side, the stone is supported with iron braces.

The runes can be translated as: Vigot raised these stones in memory of Torgot, his brother.

Original height: 2,64 m 

Width: 1,10 m.

Runestone Ög 197, Mjölby, Sweden

Östergötland Runic Inscription 203 is a runestone located next to the cemetery at Veta Church near Mantorp in Mjölby Municipality. It previously stood in Gottlösa, a couple of kilometers further north in the same parish, but was moved from there in 2007, like Ög 202, which stands nearby. The material is red granite. The stone has significant damage on the left side and lower part of the carving.

The inscription is dated to the 11th century. It contains a dotted “i” rune. Inside the runic band, there is a cross.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96sterg%C3%B6tlands_runinskrifter_203

Runestone Ög 203, Mantorp, Sweden

The runic inscription Ög FV1975;174 is a runestone discovered in a cemetery next to the ruins of Harstad Church, in what was formerly Harstad parish (now Väderstad parish), in Göstring district, Östergötland, Sweden. The stone still stands in the abandoned cemetery near another runestone, Ög 94. It is made of reddish granite and measures 200 cm in height, 130 cm in width, and 40 cm in thickness. It was found in 1974 during excavations searching for a medieval silver bracteate. It was likely originally used as a grave cover slab. The carving is decorated in the “bird’s-eye view” style, dating it to around 1010–1050 during the Viking Age.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96sterg%C3%B6tlands_runinskrifter_Fv1975;174

Runestone Ög Fv1975;174, Väderstad, Sweden

The runestone Ög 165 stands between Vårfrukyrkan and the main square in Skänninge. It is made of gray granite and is about 230 cm tall. 

The inscription, carved by Torkel, is partly written in verse using the Old Norse poetic meter fornyrðislag, and it is one of the few signed runestones in Östergötland. The text begins on the front of the stone, continues along the left side, and the carver’s signature appears on the right side. 

The stone was rediscovered during repairs to the church in 1874, when its back had been used as a threshold at the northern church door. According to the runologist Erik Brate, the stone resembles Ög 87 at Högby kyrka, suggesting it may originally have come from Högby and could be connected to a man named Toste and his possible widow, Torun.

The runic text can be read as: Torun and the brothers, Toste’s sons, raised this stone in memory of their father. I, Torkel, carved this stone in memory of Toste.

Runestone Ög 165, Skänninge, Sweden

Östergötland Runic Inscription 166 (Ög 166) is a runestone located outside Skänninge in Mjölby Municipality. The stone stands erected at the ruins of a hospital chapel just northeast of the town. About a meter away stands another runestone, Östergötland Runic Inscription N272. Ög 166 is made of granite. The stone was once broken, and a piece is missing. The remaining parts have been rejoined using cement.

"Bolde and Ulv raised these stones in memory of Trond and Farulv, their brothers."

Runestone Ög166, Skänninge, Sweden

The Ög 94 runestone is located at an abandoned cemetery in Väderstad, in Mjölby Municipality. The stone is made of red granite and measures about 2 meters tall, 1–1.5 meters wide, and 30 cm thick.

The inscription consists of a runic text, ending with what is believed to be a couple of poetic lines. It is historically significant because it commemorates a man named Oddlög, a Varangian (a Norse warrior) who died in Greece—referring to the Byzantine Empire. He likely served in the emperor’s elite Varangian Guard.

The inscription also mentions his home, Haddestad, which may be the ancient name for present-day Harstad.

The stone was discovered in 1684, at which time it had been built into a churchyard wall.

Translation: Asgöta and Gudmund raised this memorial in memory of Oddlög, who lived in Haddestad. He was a good farmer and died in Greece.

Runestone Ög 94, Väderstad, Sweden

Östergötland Runic Inscription 202 is a runestone located next to the cemetery at Veta Church near Mantorp in Mjölby Municipality. It previously stood in Gottlösa, a couple of kilometers further north in the same parish, but was moved from there in 2007. The material is gray granite. The carving is dated to the 11th century.

· kiʀ... · risti · stina · þisi · iftim stinkl · þiʀ · uaʀu : suniʀ : biarnaʀ

Gæiʀ[i] ræisti stæina þessi æftiʀ Stæinkel. Þæiʀ vaʀu syniʀ Biarnaʀ.

Gere raised these stones in memory of Stenkil. They were sons of Björn.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96sterg%C3%B6tlands_runinskrifter_202

Runestone Ög 202, Mantorp, Sweden

Runic inscription Ög 62 is a rune stone that originally stood at Biskopsberga, about 1.5 km northeast of Skänninge. 

The stone is now split into two pieces, one of which has been lost, while the other half has been raised at the remains of Saint Ingrid’s Monastery inside Skänninge. The material consists of gray-red granite.

In addition to the runic band, a Christian cross was also carved on the stone. The inscription on the missing portion is known from older reproductions.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96sterg%C3%B6tlands_runinskrifter_62

Runestone Ög 62, Skänninge, Sweden

Östergötland Runic Inscription Fv1970;310 is a Viking Age rune stone located in Kullerstad parish in Norrköping Municipality. The stone was discovered in 1969 in the churchyard wall at Kullerstad Church, after which it was removed and erected in the churchyard. The material is light red granite.

In addition to the runes and their framing lines, there is an equal-armed cross carved into the stone, which is in well-preserved condition. The inscription contains the same two names, Håkon and Gunnar, which also appear on the rune stone Östergötland Runic Inscription 162, located about 400 meters farther north at the so-called Gunnar’s Bridge.

It is believed that the stones are connected, and that this stone may also originally have stood there.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96sterg%C3%B6tlands_runinskrifter_Fv1970;310

Runestone Ög FV1970, Kullerstad, Sweden

Runestone at Husby-Rekarne church
The relief carving is quite unusual. Unfortunately much of the inscription is lost, but it was signed by Master Balle.

**… · lit · raisa · st… … rysu · br(o)… · sin · ha… … austr · bali · …**

*… let ræisa st[æin] … Rysiu(?), bro[ður] sinn. Ha[nn] … austr. Balli …*

N59.314 E16.4516

Sö 92

Bored of normal rocks with nothing written on them? Here s a runestone with the letter thorn written on it.

Runestone Thorn

Cartoon style runestones designed for making games

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