New Logos for Tabula Rasa: Might Have and Disperse

Two new Logos symbolshave been deciphered for all you Tabula Rasa cuneiform cultists out there. Check ’em out above. You’ll now be able to add these to your continuously growing library of deciphered Logos in order to translate some mysterious content NCSoft dishes out.

The first Logos above (“Might Have”) looks slightly similar to “Have”. The only difference lies in the position of the dot. If it’s before the double-line, it’s Might Have, if it’s after, it’s Have.

Special thanks to Tahlana for the identification of the second one (“Disperse”). This certain character could either be filed under the Direction category in your library or that under Actions.

The list is steadily growing for sure. All this might look Greek Eloh to you right now, but it’ll only be a matter of time before the Tabula Rasa vernacular will be second nature to you.

Two new Logos symbolshave been deciphered for all you Tabula Rasa cuneiform cultists out there. Check ’em out above. You’ll now be able to add these to your continuously growing library of deciphered Logos in order to translate some mysterious content NCSoft dishes out.

The first Logos above (“Might Have”) looks slightly similar to “Have”. The only difference lies in the position of the dot. If it’s before the double-line, it’s Might Have, if it’s after, it’s Have.

Special thanks to Tahlana for the identification of the second one (“Disperse”). This certain character could either be filed under the Direction category in your library or that under Actions.

The list is steadily growing for sure. All this might look Greek Eloh to you right now, but it’ll only be a matter of time before the Tabula Rasa vernacular will be second nature to you.