Magic Script Tool — Resonant: Spark and Stone

Totemic Script— infusion builder v18

Ability Library click an ability to load its glyph signature · dimmed = signature pending

Synergy registry — adjacent identical domains trigger combo output; cross-domain requires bridge-position adjacency

Quick reference

Script structure

Every script has a primary domain (anchors shaping) and up to two secondary attachments (add effect slots + domain effects).

Adding Pillars as secondary converts the script to an infused item powered by charges rather than personal mana.

Elementalists (Water/Fire/Air) can also attach a second elemental domain to mix elements — shown with the flavor label in FGU output.

Effect slots

Primary domain: 6 slots (two become anchors when secondaries attached)
Each secondary adds 3 extension slots, bound to that domain's effects
Click any slot, then click an effect from the picker. Set scope, filter, resolution, and dice in the panel below the picker.

Combos

Synergy: Two different effects in adjacent slots from the same domain cluster trigger an intra combo. Two effects across the domain boundary trigger a cross-domain combo. Replaces both standalone lines with the combo output.

Magnification: The same effect with identical config in two or more slots escalates to a magnified tier instead of stacking. See the Combos panel for all registered rules.

FGU output

The output block is paste-ready for Fantasy Grounds Unity. A red left border means there are build blockers — check the output for details.

Infused items show charge/recharge info at the end of the description block. Configure max charges and recharge zone in the Item Power panel.

Name

Tier

Cast as

Mana

Concentration

Ritual

Show labels

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Domain

Shaping — magnitude, form, reach, timing

Magnitude

Timing

Form

Reach

Effects — what happens to what is caught

Fantasy Grounds Unity output — paste-ready spell block

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Three-layer script: the center holds the domain sigil; the wall-and-arrow geometry encodes magnitude, form, scope, and timing; the six outer hexes hold the effects. Incompatible options are hidden based on the chosen domain's physics.