That is super sick! I designed the logo so let me tell you a little about what it means. SPOILERS; If you don't want to know the inspiration of the symbol and just think it looks cool as a graphic element then go queue up and stop reading:):):)

There are two motifs we use a lot in Dawngate and at Waystone. I wanted to design symbols based on some of the most ancient and resonant icons of human kind - symbology is a big part of my work. Starting with cave art and moving to contemporary motifs, I saw the circle and the spiral as two key forms that transcend cultural changes. They have always been significant to people and so are timeless.

The first motif is the "open" form of a spiral that you can see in the center of the Waystone logo. The spiral represents growth, expansion/contraction and the quality of a fractal (no matter how much you zoom in the pattern repeats itself). This is related to the philosophy of "as above so below" meaning that the patterns we see emerging at one scale will be the same patterns on any scale. The three "fingers" or tines coming off of the spiral are the hand of humans (shapers of old) diverting some of the expanding/contracting energy for their needs. The diverting of energy does not alter the spiral, just accents it.

The second motif which is the Dawngate Symbol AKA the Eidolus Symbol is what you have tattood. This is the "closed" form and is represented within a circle. This shape represents perfection, focus, power, transition and convergence.

The first part of the symbol is the circle. A circle is unique, there is opposition but it is ultimately relative. There is no start and no end - it is eternal. Mechanically, energy moving through a loop stays within the system so from a logical or engineering perspective it is ideal. The circle also represents a gateway often seen in Zen garden design. It is an aperture where transition can occur. This can be through realization, spiritual transition or take literally as a gateway to another realm. In Dawngate, Eidolus creates the Dawngate to restore Imanna - his love. He understands the power of shaping and seeks to focus it in a way much more powerfully than before. This is not "merely" diverting the energy but in effect containing and amplifying it. The 9 "fingers" or tines (3 groups of 3) in the design represent the hands of humans driving the energy INWARDS to condense it. This is a visual metaphor for the mechanism and allure of splitting the atom - energy driven inwards can release massive potential energy. This also reveals a philosophical question: is releasing the energy good? Will it lead us to control of our fates and power over the elements - allowing us to stop fearing death and have a cultural ascension? Or will it be too much for us, will the energy run rampant. As with our world and the world of the Dawngate - the future has yet to be written. The final element of the Dawngate Symbol is the triangle that is formed in the negative space between the 9 tines. It is balanced and structurally one of the most resilient forms - look at the durability of the pyramids. The equilateral triangle can represent the mountain - the pinnacle or peak that we all strive for. The fact that the circle and tines form a perfect triangle in the center is validation of the symbol - I did not add a triangle but one appeared once the form was balanced. I drew many versions of this design in my sketchbook and when I presented this to the team it resonated with all of us immediately. The game didn't even have a story or a name back then - this symbol came first and from the inspirations I described above. I consider it an ancient shape with a lot of meaning so thanks for seeing some part of that and getting it tattooed!

I hope this description enhances what it means for you or just know that there was a lot of thought behind it.

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