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Where will you be honor grinding in Patch 3.2?
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If they are written on the skin, a master scribe could write them on a magical sheet of paper, and then adventurers like you and me could just apply the glyph to their skin so that the glyph could transfer it over. These glyphs would then stick to the skin like tattoos, which could be either very discreet, hidden away under the clothes, or else displayed openly wherever one likes.
So patch 3.2 will be bringing some pretty significant changes to PvP Battlegrounds to say the least. Not only will Wintergrasp be morphing into a weird quasi-battleground with queue, but Warsong Gulch is getting a time limit, Eye of the Storm and Arathi's resource goal is being slashed, and we're getting a whole new battleground in the Isle of Conquest. In short, we're going to have some soul searching to do while we decide where to get our non-arena organized PvP fix on.
One glyph might make a person slightly better at shooting a particular type of arrow, while another might make a shaman's lightning more potent. Many would seem to have no effect at all if they were worn by someone with no actual ability in the designated area. Perhaps a typical scribe might seek willing (or unwilling subjects) to practice writing particularly indecipherable glyphs upon, in the hope of discovering what they do. This could be something we do while we level up the profession.
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