Aveira Scáthach

Ereshkigal's Secretion - A standard and rudimentary spell of Blood Magic that is named after the Mesopotamian Goddess of the Dead, it allows for the practitioner to secrete an almost endless amount of cruor from any part of their body without the use of incantations to impede intended use. The sanguine excretions can be called the users own blood, but it does not pose a threat to the practitioner's health. This is because the blood created is merely a spontaneously generated duplicate of user's own, leaving the internal supply unaffected. Due to the low classification of the spell, it is capable of being preformed willfully and instantaneously. It is commonly formed at the tip of the practitioner's fingers for the use of drawing various esoteric sigils and diagrams that are required for other rituals. Once the blood is generated, it can be subtly controlled even after it loses contact with the body, allowing the user to draw the aforementioned requirements with only the subtlest of mental directions.

Liminal's Authority - A standard and rudimentary spell of Blood Magic that, while being of "low level", does possess incredible strength in the specific area of expertise that it resides over. Aptly named after a specific classification of deity that preside over the concept of boundaries, it's primary function is to bypass spiritual and mystical barriers by having the practitioner paint a bloody sigil upon any barricade of supernatural radix. Upon pressing their palm into the sigil, it imparts an irresistible authority that grants them and anyone in physical contact safe passage through the spiritual obstruction without breaking it. This allows for not only unimpeded passage through holy, unholy, or alignment neutral barriers, but also lets one remain undetected due to not breaking them as they pass.

Gwyllgi's Marking: - A standard and rudimentary spell of Blood Magic that obtains it's name from the mythological Black Dog from Wales, it's primary usage is "marking" a specific territory as ones own by corrupting it. Invoked by staining a desired location with a drop of the practitioner's own, in addition to a number of various sigils, the who utilizes the ritual can call upon the Aetheric energies that tie into Blood Magic "convert" an area and purify it of holy or unholy influences. Due to the preparations that are required, and the amount of sigils that are needed, it takes a noticeable amount of time to construct (3 posts), and once the sigils are in place the area cannot be influenced by outside sources unless the sigil designs are broken. This means that barriers cannot be erected, blessings are dissolved, and rituals cannot be preformed until the markings are damaged or one moves outside of the area that's been marked.

Mictecacihuatl's Infatuation - A spell of Blood Magic that is named after the Aztec Goddess of the Underworld, though it can arguably be classified as one of the more immoral spells that is comparable to a curse - it is incorporated through the use of drawing a sigil in blood on a desired target. Once the sigil is drawn, the influence of the user's blood seeps into the target's through the pours, integrating into the bloodstream. The moment this happens, the caster of the curse gains an intimate connection to the afflicted target. This connection can lead to a number of results that can be caused by the caster simply willing it, such as instilling an undying loyalty in those of low willpower, causing immense pain through affecting the nerves, paralysis of the body by impeding the muscles, locating the marked individual, or all of the above. All of these results are capable of being realized so long as the details of the drawn sigil are not broken, though the primary issue is drawing it without being noticed.

Shesmu's Presence - A binding spell of Blood Magic that is named after the Demonic Egyptian God of Blood, and one that requires a notice allotment of time (around 3 posts) to create. Utilizing blood as a medium, the caster paints a unique and esoteric symbol that greatly resembles a pentagram upon any surface of their choosing, adding various Theban lettering and thaumaturgic symbols along it's circumference. Once created, it creates an extremely powerful trap that only effects supernatural and spiritual beings, as once they cross the boundary and enter the pentagram, they cannot physically leave unless the diagram is broken by an outside force or they are released by the wishes of the creator. Outside of that, they would have to wait for the blood to harden and lose it's influence (which would take around 5 posts) for them to escape normally. Inside the binding ring, those captured will feel an ominous and impending atmosphere press down upon them as if they are in the presence of some overpowering being.

Malphas's Council - A black ritual of Blood Magic that is named after a demon of knowledge in the Goetia, and one of the much more lengthy rituals that she has access too. Requiring extensive preparation and an utmost attention to detail, involving the blood of virgins, pentagrams, unique incense, various elements that are connected to the supernatural, and a chalice, the entire process to construct the ritual site can take upwards of several minutes (4 posts). Upon completion, the practitioner's own blood must administered to the mixture of substances and an lengthy incantation must be recited, signalling the beginning of the ritual. The end result is summoning the very demon that the ritual is named after, trapped within the specifically designed pentagram designed to contain it. Due to the sacrifice of the users own blood and the blood of a virgin, Malphas is required to grant upwards of two accurate answers that cannot intentionally mislead the summoner, requiring enough elaboration to meet that requirement. However, seeing as how he is also required to answer any of the first two questions that he hears, one must be careful to not think aloud or have any interruptions from outside influences, otherwise a potential source of accurate information may have been wasted due to the nuances of the ritual. The ritual, irregardless of how it ends, has upwards of a (20) post cool down.      

Aradia's Blessing - Readily classified as the most heinous and taboo blood ritual that anyone can indulge in by the more experienced of magically inclined individual's, where it has been acknowledged as such to the point of having been prohibited throughout the course of history, it's primary usage is rejuvenating and invigorating the practitioner. Named after the Queen of Witches, it involves the practitioner having to bathe in the fresh blood of virgins with the reward of retaining their eternal youth and beauty, allowing one to unnaturally expand the length of their lifetime almost indefinitely. If one does engage in the ritual, they obtain all of the years that the victims sacrificed would have originally possessed, allowing the practitioner to continue living for as long as the accumulated years amounted. This pseudo-immortality requires that one repeatedly invoke the ritual to further amass additional years if they wish to continue in the state of eternal vigor, otherwise they would begin to age again at a normal rate. In addition, if the practitioner is wounded, any and all injuries are fully recovered from, including the loss of any limbs. Due to the requisites of a necessary apparatus needed to store the vast amounts of cruor to properly bathe in, this ritual can only be invoked in specific locations that meet those demands; a large container and a promising supply of potential virgins to abuse being the only two.

Enmesarra - Named after an Underworld God from Ancient Sumeria, it lacks any solidified form. Appearing as nothing more than a mass of amorphous shadows, indistinguishable from the natural darkness, it lacks any defining characteristics with the exception of an innumerable amount of crimson, demonic eyes that peer out from the stygian surroundings, which invoke an odious atmosphere of uneasiness and oppression when summoned. Each of these eyes can be classified as physical manifestations of vampiric third eyes, granting it unrivaled sight. It doesn't serve a physical purpose directed towards conflict, but instead acts as a supernatural means of convenient transportation.

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Barghest - Named after a legendary Black Dog from English folklore, it lives up to the title by arising out of the shadows to take on the massive form of a large black hound from the bowels of hell that stands around head height with a fully grown adult of average proportions. It's matted and unkempt display of thick shadowy fur is bestrewn with countless demonic eyes across the entirety of it's face and body, granting it a wide range of vision in multiple directions. It possesses a muzzle filled to the brim with unaligned and misshapen teeth that are sharp enough to effortlessly shred apart the likes of high-quality kevlar, and paws brandishing claws that are so refined that they can casually bisect flesh and bone without resistance.

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Cúsith & Cúsídhe - Each named after a legendary and mythological hound from Scottish and Irish mythology, the entirety of both of their physically manifested forms are nothing more than an extensive mass of serpentine shadow ending with the massive heads of a hellhound, which are easily the same size as a large bear. Sharing the feature of having countless demonic eyes bestrewn across it's face and body with it's distant cousin, granting both of them a wide array of muti-directional vision, they lack the overall physiology of a hound with the obvious exception. Easily capable of swiftly launching themselves from the shadows and stretching their serpentine bodies upwards of one-hundred meters from where they were summoned, their massive maws (which are fully capable of opening as wide as a fully grown male adult is tall) are lined with a countless number of neatly aligned fangs that are several inches in length and a dripping black tongue, their jaws of which being strong enough to easily penetrate solid steel and obliterate organic flesh. The two of them can be summoned independently or together, but seeing as they are both independent entities, the contract rules still apply should both be called upon at once.

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Other Familiars are available, but until all of the ones above with the exception of Enmesarra are destroyed, she does not have access to them as per the contract. If she wishes to replenish a lost familiar by replacing one that has died with another, she must spend upwards of two SP or more per familiar.