You bind the souls of two or more willing beings to a contract. None of the signatories may be under the effects of any Enchantment or Divination magic while the ritual is being performed and the contract is being signed. All signatories must willingly put three drops of blood into a one-ounce pot of ink worth at least 10 GP.
Upon casting the spell a parchment and quill appear, it will write verbatim as the caster dictates the terms of the agreement. When the terms have finalized all parties of the agreement need to shake hands and say "I, (name), agree to these terms or my soul be yours." On successful completion, all parties are paralyzed for 1 min as a piece of their souls are pulled into the parchment and is marked as a distinguishable seal of the signatories. The contract is then duplicated and placed in an extra-dimensional space. As an action, each participant may summon their copy, until the completion of the task.
If the task isn't completed to the stipulated terms or a signatory dies, the failing party or parties lose their soul completely and all souls are now owned by whomever the contract dictates. The owner can communicate with the soul and it can communicate back if the owner wills it. This communication has an unlimited range so long as either party is on the material plane or the owner's native plane. The soul owner may take any of the following actions as a free action:
- Set the Alignment of the soul to True Neutral or undo this effect
- Place/remove the soul from a vessel**
- trade/sell the soul
- consume the soul for power
- locate the soul's precise location
- May affect the soul with Power Word Pain, without a saving throw
** - vessel - any gem, sealable container, or any dominated creature/being
When placing a soul into a living or undead creature, the original CR of the soul may allow you to upgrade the vessels power. The limits of this are determined by DM and the souls' potential.
If an affected soul is abandoned for over 100 years it is pulled into hell and reborn as a Lemure.
* - (Quality ink (10 GP) ; 3 drops of blood from each of the signatories)
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