It's Magical Scribing ability allows the user to write with a finger, and as a bonus action can make a written page appear invisible to everyone else except the wearer and a creature of choice.
Dungeons & Dragons' Illuminator's Tattoo appears as calligraphy and the like. They allow the following benefits: resistance to Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing damage from nonmagical attacks inability to be grappled or restrained and the ability to move through creatures and solid objects as if they were difficult terrain. The shifting Ghost Step Tattoo's Ghostly Form has three charges that regain every dawn. It depicts jagged shapes and also allows the bonus action Eldritch Maul, which for the duration of one minute can let unarmed strikes and melee attacks reach up to 15 feet away via inky tendrils. The Eldritch Claw Tattoo in Dungeons & Dragons allows unarmed strikes by the bearer to be considered magical to overcome immunity and resistance to nonmagical attacks. The Coiling Grasp Tattoo's long intertwining designs allows its user to extrude inky tendrils to reach for a creature within 15 feet, and grapples it. Blood Fury Tattoos allow for 10 charges of Bloodthirsty Strikes that can deal an extra 4d6 Necrotic damage to a target when attacking, allowing its bearer to regain HP equal to the Necrotic damage dealt in a D&D battle. When a creature attacks the tattoo's bearer, a charge can be expended to use a reaction to make a melee attack on that creature - if it's within sight - with advantage on the attack roll. 
Barrier Tattoos grant the wearer an Armor Class that varies depending on that tattoo's rarity and its ink resembles liquid metal.
Blue resists Cold, gold resists Radiant and so on. A green one, for example, resists Acid damage. The Absorbing Tattoo emphasizes a particular color that corresponds with a type of damage resistance in Dungeons & Dragons.
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