The popularity of weapons like Kiril and Fandral's Flamescythe say a lot, to me at least, about the way Minor Glyphs should be heading. No one really gives a crap about a reduced mana cost on Blessing of Kings or an extra 10 minutes on Shadow Protection. Minor's should be fun cosmetic glyphs with no particular purpose than to further seperate HunterA from HunterB.

There's a couple places where they tried this, but the effects are too small to be really noticeable, such as Glyph of Ghost Wolf or Glyph of Lesser Proportion. They need to take the concept and turn the dial up to 11.

A couple ideas off the top of my head:

Glyph of Iron - Your racial Stoneskin ability transforms you into an Iron Dwarf for the duration.
Glyph of the Deathspeaker - Your Metamorphosis ability now resembles a Shiivan.
Glyph of Argus - Your Metamorphosis ability now resembles an Eredar lord.
Glyph of the Flame - Your Cat and Flight forms now resemble that of a Druid of the Flame.
Glyph of the Spirit Beast - Your Cat, Bear, and Flight forms now resemble Loque'nahak, Arcturis and . . . whatever that Spirit Beast Owl is in Hyjal.
Glyph of the Firelord - Changes the look of your Fire Elemental (Totally a mini-Ragnaros).
Glyph of the Earthmother - Your Earth Elemental now resembles a denizen of Deepholme (I'm thinking Ozruk)
Glyph of Growth - Your melee attacks cause you to occassionally grow in size. Stacks up to 10 times.
Glyph of Rapid Ressurection - You bring your allies back from the dead 3 times faster.

There are a TON of awesome possibilities here that would make Minor's actually COOL rather than being a pointless and unnoticeable modification to buff costs or spells people rarely use (Glyph of Death Gate? Really?)

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