The Charm Of Making

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Summon the Dragon with The Charm Of Making

Casting Instructions for 'The Charm Of Making'

You will need the following items for this spell:

  • Voice
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You will need the following items for this spell:

  • Voice

Say a few times in the language you prefer:

In old Irish: Anàl nathrach, orth' bhàis bethad, do chél dénmha.

In modern Irish: Anàil nathrach, ortha bhàis is beatha, do chéal déanaimh.

PHONETIC: Anal nathrah, uthas bethud, do-ol di-enve.

In English: Serpent's breath, charm of death and life, thy omen of making.

Note: Don't want stupid or bad things from the Dragon. Be good with Him. I have His approval to add this Charm to the spellbook.

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Added to on Mar 26, 2015
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I find the chant a little insulting [charm of life and death specifically] but you can call on Dragons to enchant your objects. This particular one I don't think would work.

Jul 14, 2020
The first time I saw this charm was from a book called 'the 21 lessons of Merlin's. I know it has been around for quite a long time but I have yet to discover its origins. My understanding is that 'charm of death and life' is akin to calling something the alpha and omega, or 'be-all and end-all'. I see this short prayer as essentially saying; Great serpent who'se very breath is the beginning and ending of all, bring (this thing I want) to reality/fruition.

A chance could enchant an object or be used for simplistic spells. However, you cannot summon anything by only saying a vague chant. As outlined, this does not work.
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