World of Greyhawk boxed set's symbols or runes

[Wycen]

The DM in my Pathfinder game is currently going through a flag phase. He wanted a ship standard designed since the city has apparently decided to get into privateering. And then he posted a flag "we never want to see".

So, this got me thinking. I'm playing a summoner who's gathering folks around him, militias, followers, minions, stuff like that. I was thinking about his own personal battle standard, plus I never really described the summoner rune he's supposed to have as a summoner.

So I was thinking about using something from the old Greyhawk setting, from the boxed set. Problem is I can't necessarily find or access those books. So, I'm wondering if they showed up somewhere else. I'm assuming they had to have at some point, but where?

Anybody know?

I'm not talking about the holy symbols or royal/city crests, just the sketched symbols for danger/fire/magic/evil, stuff like that.

 

[howandwhy99]

A lot of those symbols where borrowed from actual mythology and history, but I don't know of that particular collection being printing anywhere outside a published game product. Unless it really has to be those symbols and Greyhawk your best bet is to find a nice history of semiotics site and take any of the things you like there. Otherwise you could wait until the Greyhawk setting PDF is posted at dndclassics.com

EDIT: That 2e Greyhawk Players guide might include them.

 

[Stormonu]

You mean these?

 

[Wycen]

Yes, those. I found them another place, but I can't read the text. I can mostly read that Stormonu. For some reason they aren't as "fantastical" as I thought, but then I haven't looked at them for probably 10 years. I may steal an Eldar rune from Warhammer to spice those up.