To its credit, Nothing did a decent job of making The Glyph kind of useful. For example, it doubles as a torch and has a charging animation to show the remaining time until it’s topped up.

The icon on Handy Notes, for example, is a strange one. If you’re wondering if it’s worth it to collect all the Skyriding Glyphs in WoW The War Within, the answer is unquestionably yes.

Is Nothing’s Glyph interface just a flashy gimmick, or does it actually offer real-world value? Here’s everything you need to know about how it works and what it does… With my current daily driver, ...

Rare Glyphs have more powerful effects. For example, a Magic Glyph for the Necromancer has a bonus that raises Minion damage by +0.5% for every other intelligence-buffing node within range.

Each Glyph has both a Radius and a Bonus or set of bonuses it applies based on its rarity. For example, my rare Necromancer "Mage" Glyph has a radius of three on either side, and for every +5 ...

Think of Paragon Glyphs as akin to the aforementioned node rarities, except they're fairly class-specific and they affect other active nodes within their radius. A good example can be seen in the ...

Here are three interconnected ways the Glyph Interface is actually useful. Let’s start out with a simple feature, which rapidly becomes a bigger part of why the Glyph Interface isn’t purely a ...