Auric Heptacode

Displayed in sigils as a heptagram referring to the seven bindings of The Principles of Magic. It represents the Brightest Star in the Sky, referring to the Auric Aria, while providing the structure that the center, Arcanoria, is held by the seven golden threads of the Auric Heptacode and the Great Harmonic Loom.

The Octagram of the Chorus Pillar

The octagram is a blasphemous symbol to the Aureus Pillar.

Age of Alchemy

In Ages VII, the Auric Heptacode Heptagram becomes the holy symbol for transmutation of alchemical elements of Resonance. It consists of placing the seven Elemental Magical Resources of Arcanoria based on their hierarchy in Cosmic Motion and distribution across the vastness of the skies, the immediate overworld, and the deep underground.

The alignment mirrors Auric Geometry in order from the highest to the lowest, and specifies their physical location in Arcanoria.

  • Sky Glass: The element of the Auric Geometry and the original intention of structure and harmony of the Auric Aria. It was made during the Eighth Cycle in the climax of The Auric Aria's Suicide. It was the second element to sublimate into the highest peaks from the raw explosion of magic when it touched the Great Harmonic Loom. It is attuned to Crystal for it captures the entirety of Auric Geometry in a sheet. Its advanced version is Purified Sky Glass.
  • Glimmerfern: The element of remorse of the Auric Aria, it is the remnant and lingering emotional residue of regret and intense feeling in the aftermath of The Auric Aria's Suicide. It is the last element made during the Eighth Cycle when it blooms in the pockets of Forsaken Flowers from the tears that fell on the soil alongside Golden Ichor. Its advanced version is Fermented Glimmerfern.