On the Merits of Unnaturalness (2016)
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They are an Order that may subjugate even the most violent of Spirits, placing them in a far superior Category to both the Sensors and the Mediums. There are only two known Groups of Guardians, but I have no Doubt that many more will emerge (see EXORCIST and NECROMANCER).
BINDER.19 The Binder is the greatest of the Guardians, and one of the greatest Clairvoyants of all. Like the HAEMATOMANCER (see VILE AUGURS), they use Blood in their Work, but never the Blood of a Victim or Querent. The B...lood is always their own, and used in small Quantities. The Binder is able to forge a physical Tie between themselves and a Spirit. To do this, they must know the Name of the Spirit (see EXORCIST) and write that Name in their own Blood upon their Skin. This compels most Spirits to remain within a certain Proximity of the Binder. Once the Blood has washed away, the Binder’s Hold on a Spirit will weaken. However, a Binder may scar his or her Body with the Name to make an irrevocable Blood Bond, which may be broken only by the Death of the Binder or the Banishment of the Spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are an Order that may subjugate even the most violent of Spirits, placing them in a far superior Category to both the Sensors and the Mediums. There are only two known Groups of Guardians, but I have no Doubt that many more will emerge (see EXORCIST and NECROMANCER).
BINDER.19 The Binder is the greatest of the Guardians, and one of the greatest Clairvoyants of all. Like the HAEMATOMANCER (see VILE AUGURS), they use Blood in their Work, but never the Blood of a Victim or Querent. The B...lood is always their own, and used in small Quantities. The Binder is able to forge a physical Tie between themselves and a Spirit. To do this, they must know the Name of the Spirit (see EXORCIST) and write that Name in their own Blood upon their Skin. This compels most Spirits to remain within a certain Proximity of the Binder. Once the Blood has washed away, the Binder’s Hold on a Spirit will weaken. However, a Binder may scar his or her Body with the Name to make an irrevocable Blood Bond, which may be broken only by the Death of the Binder or the Banishment of the Spirit.
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