Flora: Curses inflicted by this spirit may cause flora to succumb to plant diseases such as rot, or lose medicinal abilities.

Fauna: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause victims to have murderous desires, or be inflicted with mild poisoning such as that from salmonella.Flora: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause flora to become inept at competing for resources compared to their neighbours and less strategic when it comes to propagation of their seeds. (Seeds that might normally only drop in high winds may instead simply drop onto the floor and be unable to grow). Fauna: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause victims to act overzealous in labour and self-sacrifice, perform absurd tasks, suffer from clumsiness, or have diminished manual labor abilities and skills. Appears as a skeletal man with the ability to shift shape into a vulture at will. Shall try to physically hurt all that dare to enter his realm.

Richard: With the nights starting to draw in, a whole new season of horror is nearly upon us, making this the perfect time to hold the first-ever Warhammer Horror-themed Open Submissions window! Flora: Curses inflicted by this spirit may cause flora to bloom and function only at either dawn or dusk. The roll system must be used to determine the success upon completion of a ritual. Witch Doctors have the liberty to alter their /roll successes as failed rituals. The potency and duration of the malediction can be lowered, but may never surpass the Witch Doctors current tier. All Witch Doctors have the ability to revoke their own spells at whim. The malediction also certifies that there can be no trifling with or despising of God’s principles and announced purposes. High Priest Eli became the object of a specific malediction because of weakly allowing his sons to go unrebuked, even though they were “calling down evil upon God.” ( 1 Sam. 3:13) Jehovah told him the rule that “those honoring me I shall honor, and those despising me will be of little account [from the root form qa·lalʹ].” ( 1 Sam. 2:30) Just recompense for wrongdoing thus accompanies God’s malediction. This may be immediate, as in the case of the jeering delinquents upon whom Elisha called down evil in the name of Jehovah ( 2 Ki. 2:24), or it may be reserved for a later time, as when God informed King Josiah concerning the calamity due to come on Judah. ( 2 Ki. 22:19, 20) Jehovah warned the nation of Israel that violation of his laws would bring inescapable difficulties, saying: “All these maledictions will certainly come upon you and pursue you and overtake you until you have been annihilated, because you did not listen to the voice of Jehovah your God by keeping his commandments and his statutes that he commanded you.” ( Deut. 28:45) Although he foretold their desolation and exile in the plainest of terms, they refused to give heed and thus Jerusalem became “a malediction to all the nations of the earth.”— Jer. 26:6; 24:9; Deut. 29:27. JEHOVAH GOD designed us—his intelligent human creatures—to be free moral agents. We were not created as mere automatons, or robots, but were extended the privilege and responsibility of making choices. ( Psalm 100:3) The first humans—Adam and Eve—were free to choose their course of action, and they were accountable to God for their choice.

Appears as a wizened old man made up of scripture. Is known to carry a vial on him that acts as a canister of memories taken from mortals.

Fauna: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause victims to act mischievously or thievish, experience hallucinations and illusions, become unawareful, or gullible. It is the responsibility of a Witch Doctor to discuss side effects with victims to ensure fun RP can be had by both sides. Fauna: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause victims to have sensitivity to moonlight, to become obsessed with the moon, or experience excessive pining. It may also cause a person’s skin to become hypersensitive to sunlight and burn easily. Spell durations are maxed as detailed. The duration may be extended should the victim give OOC consent. Fauna: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause victims to be judgemental, act insane, or become inept at proper judgement and decision-making. Additionally, victims of this curse may believe themselves to have superior knowledge & judgement.

After the duration of the curse, victims will return to being able to think properly and plants will begin to grow normally, but may keep their unfavourable parts.

Fauna: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause victims to have bloodlust, act violently and viciously, aggressiveness and carelessness, or have diminished strategy and skill in combat. While scar tissue can be repaired, it requires a separate ritual. It must take at least one side effect from both skin and muscle side effects. This can be completed in one (1) session. Fauna: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause sensations of heaviness, stubbornness, and/or denseness in mind and body.

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Fauna: Curses inflicted by this spirit will cause victims to have corruption of memories, forgetfulness, and/or inability to record knowledge. Hex : A bottled curse suspended in liquid that can be applied to food and drink. Must enter the body via ingestion or application to a wound. May also be poured on the ground to affect plants. While the limbs of other people can be used for replacement limbs, they lose all identifying characteristics and look the same as if the Witch Doctor had used a random piece of meat from an animal.