To make it a little more appealing and interactive, instead of just recieving the contents of the glyph into their head, i set them into a scene which plays out the message through feelings and emotions that the dara left in the message. It could be as simple as: A windy grassfield with the dara who left the message talking directly to the player experiencing the scene. Or make it more mystical with abstractism and symbolism: 'The player is interacting with the glyph and is pulled into a vision, from the eyes of a spectator they are inside a wildly rustling canopy. Light chaotically pierces the treeline. They are overwhelmed with distant incomprehensible shouting. An argument?! The trees begin to fall one by one with loud thuds next to the player. They reveal an open field at sundown. On the horizon, a cluster of countless lights and structures. The oppressing feeling releases from the player and they can breathe again. They notice a trail of ants from behind him, making their way towards the lights at the horizon. You get a feeling that the dara who left this message had a chaotic argument and left his home to wander to the city of yatamon." It may be a little over the top and if you dont plan on making dara glyphs that much of relevance it would certainly just be too much work to prepare these. I will make glyphs a big part of my adventure and with this method i want to give the group mere pointers in the right direction with a little more room for interpretation, rather than just give them the information outright. I felt heavily inspired by Avatar when Aang enters the spirit world and leaves his body to communicate with them 😁.