Thematic Symbols

Each of the twelve are associated with specific thematic symbols!

• Oth is thematically linked to chains and locks, and symbols of jurisprudence: scales, handcuffs.
• Cystam is thematically linked to mouths, the stage, and symbols of journalism: the microphone, the satellite, the camera, the pen.
• Kiro is thematically linked to the sun, brass horns, and lanterns.
• Stacks is thematically linked to symbols from academia: books, owls, candles, globes, mortarboards, protractors, microscopes, lightbulbs.
• Mersenne is thematically linked to clowns and symbols from mad science¹: goggles, lab coats, beakers, mutations, brain-jars, test-tubes.
• World is thematically linked to symbols of military might and fascism: knights, cannons, plumed helmets, badges, eagles, lions, chevrons, stars, stripes.
• Path is thematically linked to symbols of travel and anarchy: maps, graffiti tags, raised fists, backpacks, luggage, vacations, sandals.
• Curopal is thematically linked to gloves, masks, daggers, and snakes.
• Blit is thematically linked to space, darkness, galaxies, the moon, paintbrushes, palettes, art.
• Audient is thematically linked to eyes, pyramids, and complex geometric patterns.
• Misk is thematically linked to needle and thread, and tools: hammers, toolboxes, wrenches, screwdrivers, cogs.
• Zariel is thematically linked to clocks, clockwork, puppets, time, hourglasses, loops, cycles, ouroborous.

You can use as many or as few of these symbols as you like!