Binding Contract

You and another entity or entities form a binding pact. The contract must openly specify advantages and disadvantages, as well as the cost for breaking this agreement. There are no limits to what can be signed away, or how many members the contract will apply to. After it has been signed and sealed, it is shunted away to an inter planar space, and will appear before all who signed it when one side has broken it. It will remain in effect until, if specified, the end of the contract, at which point, it will disintegrate into ash. If a time is not specified, the contract will remain in effect until one side can no longer maintain the obligations held within the pact. The contract cannot be changed until it has been fulfilled, but can be edited and renewed once ended. This is done by all who who signed the original contract placing a drop of blood on the ashes.