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Servitor Array — Description
A request from long ago, finally fulfilled. I just had to find out if I still had it in me to make these.

"I was wondering if you could make an array for the creation of a servitor. Which is kinda like a spiritual homunculus. Basically it would need a place in the center for the servitor's sigil and image. Around the outside, arranged however you want to, is places to place the sigils representing the attributes you want the servitor to have."

While not conventional by my usual standards, the center sigil is placed within the innermost circle (above or below the triangle). The outer circles can be used for your attribution sigils. I've officially ditched text, so it's on the alchemist to know what they are doing when performing the transmutation. The array essentially mixes the attributes and attunes them to the "soul" of the creature. As with any mix of science and the arcane, you will be using the ancient intent of the symbols, so you must be sure of what you're doing. It's essentially programming, but using scripts that have no comments.

The true art of this array comes in the mixing process and the creation of "soul" by using the harmonized square and pentagon. This array was perfectly balanced in its form to allow for the sigils to influence the soul rather than create the soul. The ultimate intent of the soul comes from the alchemist, but the arcane can still corrupt the intent. Everything finally flows into the center. The servitor is then imbued with its soul. Still, this isn't a conventional soul. It really is just a program. Its very surface level, which why I only went to the pentagon as my highest order shape.

The servitor would rise from the array. The symbol you etched in the center would be visible on the servitor, perhaps even glowing if the alchemist felt artsy. It could be a magnificent creature. It could also be an abomination. The array is meant to create beautiful and purposeful beings, but the universe has so many little bugs in the intent built into sigils.