Enochian Table Sigil

Plot the letters of a name on a watchtower table and connect their cells.

Origin

England

Era

1580s

Summary

Plot the letters of a name on a watchtower table and connect their cells.

Steps

Choose the watchtower (or the tablet of union) that matches the working.Find each letter of the name in that table's cells.Connect the cells in order with a single line, marking the first and last.Note which aethyr or sub-angle the letters fall in, because the table is a map and the position is part of the reading.

Requires

the namethe watchtower tablesthe letter positions

Deterministic

true

Renderable

No, and not by choice: the tables are the method, and they are absent. The corpus holds the aethyrs and the watchtowers but not the 12x12 letter grids.

Caveats

The tables are not in this corpus yet, so this method is catalogued and not yet renderable. That gap is recorded rather than filled with a reconstructed table of uncertain provenance.

Keywords

EnochianWatchtowerTableDee

Blocked On

The 12x12 letter tables of the four watchtowers are not in this corpus, and a reconstructed table of uncertain provenance would be worse than the gap. The method is catalogued and cannot be drawn until the tables are entered from a stated source.