Slang Meaning
Glowburned Mentally fried from magical overstimulation
Hexed Up Armed with illegal enchanted gear
Spark Junkie Someone addicted to spell-energy
Dusthead Mage addicted to powdered mana crystals
Runeblind Oblivious to obvious magical danger
Ghostlit Using hidden or illegal magic networks
Wanded Searched by magical authorities
Blackspark Illegal or corrupted magic
Ashmouth Someone who talks too much after interrogation spells
Veinlit Running with active mana infusions
Nullborn Person incapable of using magic
Copperblood Lower-class laborer
Silverskin Wealthy magically enhanced elite
Spellcrash Sudden magical system failure
Burncasting Reckless overuse of combat magic
Slang Meaning
Whispernets Magical communication grid
Mirrorfeed Illusion-based social media
Sigping Sending a magical message
Threading Secret magical communication
Static Curse Magical interference
Soulspam Unwanted telepathic advertisements
Echo Drop Viral magical rumor
Glyphjack Hijacking magical transmissions
Dreamcast Broadcasting illusions into sleep
Inkghost Anonymous magical identity
Slang Meaning
Runejackers Magical hackers
Cryptbreakers Experts who bypass enchanted wards
Hexrunners Couriers transporting illegal artifacts
Black Clerks Dealers of forbidden spells
Shard Rats Street thieves who scavenge mana crystals
Soulcutters Assassins specializing in spirit magic
Vault Divers People who raid ancient magical ruins
Cursebait Disposable criminals used to trigger wards
Shade Market Black market for magical goods
Palehands Necromancy traffickers
Slang Meaning
The Ivory Elite magical government
Wardens Arcane police
Glowcoats Corporate magical security
Sigil Lords Megacorp executives
The CircleSecret ruling cabal
Brandmarked Corporate-owned citizen
Chainbound Debt slave magically contracted
Sealkeepers Government censors
Thronecasters Propaganda mages
Crownwire Government surveillance network
Slang Meaning
Spellware Enchanted equipment
Runescript Magical programming language
Soulcode Highly advanced spell architecture
Ghostkeys Illegal bypass sigils
Crystal Stack Mana storage array
Charmdrive Portable enchanted storage
Blinkgate Teleportation hub
Lifecasting Biometric magic authentication
Hexpatch Emergency magical repair
Deadlight Drained or powerless magical device
Slang Meaning
Etched Covered in magical tattoos
Threaded Body infused with spell filaments
Gemmed Implanted with mana crystals
Hollowed Soul damaged from excessive augmentation
Veilskin Illusion-enhanced appearance
Ironsighed Enhanced with battle enchantments
Bloodforged Using dangerous blood magic upgrades
Shardspined Person with visible crystal augmentations
Brightbones Skeleton magically reinforced
Spellflesh Artificial magically grown tissue
Phrase Meaning
“Ride the ley.” Take a risk
“Your sigils are showing.” You're nervous or lying
“Dead crystal.” Worthless situation
“The wards are listening.” Be careful what you say
“Cold as voidglass.” Emotionless
“Don’t burn your soul for copper.” Don’t risk everything for little reward
“Ghosts take him.” Expression of anger or dismissal
“She walks silver-lit.” Someone wealthy and protected
“That spell’s got teeth.” Situation is dangerous
“Mana runs downhill.” The rich always get richer
Phrase Meaning
SoulSafe™ Certified Officially approved enchantment
Purity Bound Marketed as corruption-free magic
Eternally Anchored Subscription-style immortality service
Spirit-Optimized Productivity enhancement enchantment
Blessed Efficiency Corporate slogan for exploitation
RuneClean Sanitized magical operating system
Afterlife Secure Soul insurance policy
HaloGrade Luxury magical products
Memory Preserved Mind-copying service
Divinely Integrated Church-approved technology
“Wardens hit the Shade Market last night. Whole district went deadlight.”
“No shock. Somebody sold ghostkeys to the Rune Dogs.”
“Heard a shard rat got burncast trying to flee through the whispernets.”
“Yeah? Ghosts take him. Idiot should’ve ridden the ley while he had the chance.”