Talbhymian magic consists mostly of divination but can be used for a number of different purposes such as manifesting or hexing.
Magic is performed through runes and its effectiveness depends on the Moon and the favour shown by Talbhym.
Magic is stronger during holidays and at night.
Talbhym's favour can be earnd by following the Three Principles and by praying.
To perform magic, each of the runes must be written on a piece of paper or carved into wood. Runes must then be kept inside a bag at all times when not in use, possibly near the owner.
Only one set of runes can be owned at a time but they can be replaced.
Divination is performed by asking Talbhym a question and by randomly extracting three runes from the bag.
The interpretation of the runes can be a difficult task and their meaning is often not literal.
Manifestation and hexing are similar processes. To perform magic on yourself, you must place three runes in front of you in a triangle (Tah at the top and two runes that represent the intended outcome at the bottom).
To perform magic on someone else you must place an object that represents that person (a picture, a drawing, something belonging to them...) at hte centre of the triangle
To cast the spell you must recite the names of the runes counterclockwise three times starting from Tah.