Notes

1. The purposes of runes are:
- One of the most popular methods of mancy (divination).
- For casting spells.
- For creating new spells.
- To be protective pendant or charms.
- To be used for meditation purposes.
- Daily writing purposes.
2. Defense rune are runes that used to cast a spell that the purposes are to defending. Defensive rune means, to intended a spell as defense for use who cast it. To protect the caster themselves.
3. Anzus is one of the runes' symbol. It's the Odin's rune and the Messenger rune. Translation for Anzus: a god. Odin, (in reverse Loki; messenger of the gods and a trickster). Ansuz is primarily Odin's rune and represents communication, creativity, controlled and divine power. Spiritually, it is the rune of prophecy and revelation. It also encompasses the ideas of wisdom, knowledge, reason, and therefore of instruction and good advice. It might also refer to a test, examination, or perhaps an interview. It can mean a letter, book, paper, message or other information.
4. Jera is also one of the rune symbol. It's the rune of success and continuity. Translation for Jera: year, harvest. Jera as Rune No. 12 represents the 12 months of the year. It implies fruitfulness, profit or achievement of a goal. It also means the cycle of seasons implying movement, change, natural development. .It is usually very positive, but as a symbol of cause-and-effect it may portend the end-result of past actions. Jera may therefore represent justice, which can be positive or negative, a reward or a punishment.
5. There are two types of bind runes. Normal bind runes are formed of two (or rarely three) adjacent runes which are joined together to form a single conjoined glyph, usually sharing a common vertical stroke. Another type of bind rune called a same-stave rune, which is common in Scandinavian runic inscriptions but does not occur at all in Anglo-Saxon runic inscriptions, is formed by several runic letters written sequentially along a long common stemline.