PLAYING THE NUMINOUS GAME

PLAYING THE NUMINOUS GAME

cole long As a pawn of Vulgatis in the Nouminal Game, Your way of communing with your new master is the following. When you develop a splitting headache, it is a sign that you are to spill your blood into a copper bowl. There commands will form in scabrous writing.

As a gift from Vulgatis, Valse can choose one of the following first level vivimancer spells to have as a power once per day. It is not memorized, and does not count against your spell totals, etc. You can only pick one. Once you have proven your value, further abilities will come (at higher levels). I'll probably come up with a chart eventually.

Choose a Gift of Vulgatis: Blood Rupture, Bonewarp, Elasticity, Flesh Shape, Meld Flesh, Natural Weaponry, or Skin Transformation

Spells can be found here:
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