The Sleight Summonings Method/Framework

Sleight Summons are a simple approach to summoning that rely on pledged Essence to bind summoned entities to the will of the summoner within a specific form. The {basic} Ritual of Sleight Summons uses the Ritual of Summoning and invokes the simple, fundamental duality of Chaos and Order to build upon the Spark of Fiend or Virtue to be wielded as a weapon. The process requires the specific ritual knowledge, free Essence to pledge, the creation of a Binding Object, and the enactment of the ritual. Various materials and knowledge may adjust the chance of a successful outcome. These entities are simple and meant to manifest a limited range of power.

Power Measure: Sleight Summonings have 3 orders of power, based on how much Essence is pledged to contain the entity summoned, doubling each measure; The measures are 1, 2, or 4 Essence.

  • Fiend: Based on chaos, its manifestation is mutable, its power is dangerous and is unforgiving.
  • Virtue: Based on order, its form is set, it is set, stable, and exacting.

Ritual of Sleight Summoning

This ritual is a common ritual. This Ritual is covered under Ritual Phenomenology.

Common Requirements: All of these rituals require a Minimum Aptitude and have some Character Points cost (min. = Aptitude req.); Greater ones have have some Essence cost as well.

Existing Knowledge: Attempting the ritual to overwrite existing knowledge can be done. If the ritual fails, the existing knowledge is not affected.

Lesser Ritual of Formulae Application

Ritual Success

The costs must be covered; If so, the formulae is learned with the noted enhancement.

Sleight Fiend Summons

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Sleight Virtue Summons

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Ritual Failure

The cost is not paid if the ritual fails.

Greater Ritual of Formulae Application

Ritual Success

The costs must be covered; If so, the formulae is learned with the noted enhancement.

Ritual Failure

The cost is not paid if the ritual fails.