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[themageguy]

I know Dwarves cannot use magic(unless your name is sandal), so when they're using lyrium HOW do they get it to produce the desired effect?
For example enchanting a weapon with flame, or making Golems?
Any lore experts could help shed some light on this topic?

[Divine Justinia V]

I know they pour molten lyrium in the eye/mouth holes and then the joints, but I'm not sure what else is done

[themageguy]

I'm hoping the process on enchanting will be explained a little more in detail. I put it down to Runic magic, runes shapes and designs will produce a certain effect.

I can't wait to use a flaming sword in my warrior playthrough.

[Anvos]

I believe the inlaid symbol is part of what determines what a rune does, which I believe trace back to a bit of ancient elf and ancient tevintar script/symbols for the magic it imbues.

 

In DAA you needed a crafting recipe/rune tracing, blank runes, and an etching agent. (omitting lesser runes since it seems more for balancing purposes)

[themageguy]

Thanks!

[wcholcombe]

Yeah, the magic itself comes from the lyrium.  The affect of the magic is determined by the design of the rune.  That is the basic explanation we currently have anyway.