Elements are arranged by the traditional Elemental Wheel, which matches materials with colours, directions and purposes.
The Elements, arranged in the traditional Elemental Wheel, form a system used in alchemy, science, craft and hunting. It divides materials into four elements, each represented by a colour and direction.
Brown Wood represents growth, decay, learning and adaptation. It is linked to water, natural cycles and wisdom gained through experience.
White Glass represents truth, clarity, division and precision. It can reveal, distort or separate, making it useful for lenses, measurements and delicate work.
Grey Stone represents endurance, weight, patience and resilience. It is favoured for protection and anything expected to survive pressure or time.
Experts use the Wheel to match materials with purpose and influence Zohm. A hunter may wear a stone charm, a scholar may use a glass-inlaid pen, a healer may carry a wooden tool, and an alchemist may encrust an instrument with gold.
Yellow Metal represents strength, pride, discovery and technology. Gold is considered its purest expression because it resists decay and reflects light.
Experts use the Wheel to match materials with purpose and influence Zohm. A hunter may wear a stone charm, a scholar may use a glass-inlaid pen, a healer may carry a wooden tool, and an alchemist may encrust an instrument with gold.