Collections

Scrolls behave like ordered lists; lexicons are rune-keyed dictionaries. Literals mimic JSON, and indexing uses familiar brackets.

forge spellbook: scroll = ["ignite", 42, boon];
forge grimoire: lexicon = {
    "sun": "radiant",
    "moon": "serene",
};

unveil(spellbook[0]);        // "ignite"
unveil(grimoire["moon"]);   // "serene"

forge morph satchel: scroll = [1, 2];
satchel[1] = 3;

Collection Rituals

Methods keep APIs uniform with artifact calls.

• scroll.tally() → length as arcana.
• scroll.scribe(value) → append to a morph scroll.
• scroll.extract() → pop the last entry from a morph scroll.
• lexicon.tally() → number of rune entries.
• lexicon.define("key", value) → insert/update.
• lexicon.expunge("key") → remove an entry.
• lexicon.glossary() → returns a scroll of rune keys.

forge morph pack: scroll = ["ember"];
pack.scribe("frost");
unveil(pack.tally());   // 2
unveil(pack.extract()); // "frost"

forge morph ledger: lexicon = {"alpha": 1, "beta": 2};
ledger.expunge("alpha");
ledger.define("gamma", 3);
unveil(ledger.glossary()); // ["beta", "gamma"]

Mutating calls require morph bindings—the evaluator surfaces diagnostics instead of cloning data accidentally.