About: Ritual of Binding

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A ritual to give fealty over an entity.

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rdfs:label	Ritual of Binding
rdfs:comment	A ritual to give fealty over an entity. Ritual of Binding was a spell which allowed a sahir to bind a jinn to an item. The jinn vanished inside the item, which became a nemuranai. Ritual of binding bound a spirit or ghost to the binder or to a specific place. It could also be used to bind the soul of a living person. The ritual was used exclusively by Spirit Monks, who had access to the power of the Water Dragon and was considered a great responsibility.
dcterms:subject	Jade Empire Burning Sands Magic
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abstract	A ritual to give fealty over an entity. Ritual of Binding was a spell which allowed a sahir to bind a jinn to an item. The jinn vanished inside the item, which became a nemuranai. Ritual of binding bound a spirit or ghost to the binder or to a specific place. It could also be used to bind the soul of a living person. The ritual was used exclusively by Spirit Monks, who had access to the power of the Water Dragon and was considered a great responsibility. The ability to bind a spirit is one of the great honors that the Water Dragon has bestowed upon us. Therefore, we must always remember to treat this gift with the proper respect. When you bind a spirit, you become the guardian of that spirit. It is as though the spirit is your child. Though it is your duty to return the spirit to the Water Dragon for her judgment, until you give the spirit over to her, you are fully responsible for that spirit. Since the spirit will obey your every command, you must always have the best interests of the spirit in mind while it is under your control. You must never command a spirit to do anything that might affect the Water Dragon's judgment of that spirit later on. And though it is the most common rule when binding spirits, I will repeat it again: Under no circumstances will you ever bind the spirit of a living person. Such acts are punishable by death and judgment at the hands of the Water Dragon herself". –Text: The Ritual of Binding, scrollstand located in the outer courtyard of Dirge.

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