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Balance is a glyphword that treats all equipped armor items as Medium Armor.
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Balance is a glyphword that treats all equipped armor items as Medium Armor.

Beguilement is a glyphword that adds 2 seconds to Axii’s effect duration for each blow landed by an affected enemy.

The Chernobog Runestone is a runestone that adds +3% Attack Power.

The Dazhbog Runestone is a runestone with a 3% chance to cause burning.

Deflection is a glyphword that makes armor deflect all arrows.

Depletion is a glyphword that reduces an enemy’s Stamina by 50% when Aard hits them.

The Devana Runestone is a runestone with a 3% chance to cause bleeding.

The Dumplings runeword makes any food consumed regenerate 100% more Vitality; the source also says everything tastes like pierogies.

The Elation runeword grants 0.1 to 0.25 Adrenaline Points for fatal blows dealt with your sword.

Entanglement is a glyphword: when a trap set by Yrden hits an enemy, it places an Yrden glyph at that location.

Eruption is a glyphword that makes enemies ignited by Igni explode on death and ignite nearby foes.

The Glyph of Aard is a glyph that adds 5% Aard Sign intensity.

The Glyph of Axii is a glyph that adds 5% Axii Sign intensity.

The Glyph of Binding is a glyph that adds +3% Resistance to Bleeding.

The Glyph of Igni is a glyph that adds 5% Igni Sign intensity.

The Glyph of Mending is a glyph that adds +2 Vitality regeneration.

The Glyph of Quen is a glyph that adds 5% Quen Sign intensity.

The Glyph of Warding is a glyph that adds +2% Resistance to elemental damage.

The Glyph of Yrden is a glyph that adds 5% Yrden Sign intensity.

Heft is a glyphword that treats all equipped armor items as Heavy Armor.

Ignition is a glyphword that gives Igni-ignited enemies a 25% chance to ignite other enemies within a 2-yard radius.

Invigoration is a runeword that converts Vitality regeneration while Vitality is full into added damage on Geralt’s next strike, up to +50%.

Levity is a glyphword that treats all equipped armor items as Light Armor.

The Morana Runestone is a runestone with a 3% chance to cause poison.

The Perun Runestone is a runestone that adds +3% Adrenaline point gain.

Placation is a runeword: once Adrenaline Points reach their maximum, they steadily fall to 0 while Vitality and Stamina regenerate faster and Toxicity declines faster.

Possession is a glyphword: when an Axii-influenced opponent dies, the effect transfers to a nearby target; its duration increases by 2 seconds for each blow that target lands.

Preservation is a runeword that makes bonuses from an Armorer’s Table and Grindstone never expire.

Prolongation is a runeword that adds 0.5 seconds to potion duration for each unblocked blow.

Protection is a glyphword that automatically grants a Quen shield when combat begins, with a 100 percent chance and no Stamina use.
The Pyerog Runestone has no listed effect; the source says it is used to craft the Dumplings runeword.

Rejuvenation is a runeword that restores 25% of Stamina after each fatal blow dealt.

Replenishment is a runeword that consumes an Adrenaline Point after a Sign cast to charge the next sword attack with that Sign’s power.

Retribution is a glyphword with a 30% chance to return a portion of damage received to the attacker.

Rotation is a glyphword that makes Igni’s basic attack strike all opponents in a 360-degree radius, but removes its Burning effect.

Severance is a runeword that extends Whirl’s range by 1.1 yards and Rend’s range by 1.9 yards.
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