A dark, intricate hexagonal grid board with gold and gray tiles featuring various symbols. Some symbols glow with blue energy and are interconnected by bright blue lines. The top reads "WEAPON CRYSTAL".

@Create image # Art Brief: Weapon Crystal Hex Board Tiles ## What this is This is the **Weapon Crystal editor board** in a first-person alchemy-themed roguelike. The player builds their weapon by placing "sigils" into slots on a hex-grid lattice and wiring links between adjacent slots. The board is a full-screen UI panel — not a 3D object, not a world map. It's the surface the player stares at and edits for long stretches while building their weapon: an alchemical device made of hexagonal sockets that connect to each other as the player wires their build together. ## Theme Alchemy. The board is a crystal the player is performing alchemy on. ## Primary goal: the board reads as ONE object Dozens of hexes tile edge to edge to form the board — most sit dark/unlit as background filler, a handful are "lit" because the player has seated a sigil there. Whatever visual language the AI chooses, it needs to look like one continuous plate or surface, not a grid of independently-designed stickers. Consistency across tiles (material, edge treatment, lighting, wear, whatever the AI settles on) matters more than any individual tile looking good in isolation. ## Tile roles (each needs a distinct identity, most likely via color or symbol) Most tiles are dark/inactive filler — plain background texture. A handful are "lit," meaning a sigil of that role is seated there, and should be visually distinguishable by role: - **Start** — the origin node of the weapon's circuit - **Cast** — where a Ver más