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The difference between Runes of Ritual and Runes of Invocation is the same as between cause and effect: the two only work in pairs, and you can create those pairs out of 19 Runes of Ritual and 29 Runes of Invocation.
Let’s consider a pair of Yax (a Rune of Ritual, representing cause) and Ceh (a Rune of Invocation, representing effect), creating a Runeword YaxCeh. Yax will give you 100 Offering (a rune resource; consider it your Mana for Rune skills) when you drink a Healing Potion — that would be our cause that triggers the effect of Ceh — summoning a Wolf to aid you. So it happens that both of these runes either provide or spend 100 Offering points, but there are other combinations as well.
If you drastically outperform yourself and get much more offering than a Rune of Invocation requires, it will proc an Overflow effect that boosts the skill of a said Rune. In our case, you’d summon multiple Wolves to help you instead of just one.
Yes, Runes can totally be used as a crafting material in these two ways:
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