Changes: Exorcism

Revision as of 22:05, 17 December 2015

The power to evict possessing entities. Sub-power of Banishment. Opposite of Possession.

The user can forcibly remove possessing entities (ghosts, demons, etc.) from the body, object or the location they are possessing/haunting.

Ejecting a possessing spirit from a person, object or location.
Banishment of the spirit back to its place of origin, or to the afterlife in the case of ghosts.

Some spirits may be harder to exorcise than others, if not altogether unexorcisable.
- A spirit that is exorcised in a similar way multiple times may end up developing resistance/immunity to that particular method.
Some exorcisms may require certain items to work, such as ingredients to a spell.
Ejecting the spirit may be painful or even fatal for the victim.
People possessed by spirits may need to do the exorcist based upon the culture of what the spirit is. Such as using Japanese culture to banish Japanese spirits.
Ejecting a spirit may cause it to hijack the body of another, possibly even the exorcist if they do not have adequate protection against possession.
Self-exorcism is usually impossible.

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 * Ejecting the spirit may be painful or even fatal for the victim.
 * People possessed by spirits may need to do the exorcist based upon the culture of what the spirit is. Such as using Japanese culture to banish Japanese spirits.
-* Ejecting a spirit may cause it to hijack the body of another, possibly even the exorcist if he or she does not have adequate protection against possession.
+* Ejecting a spirit may cause it to hijack the body of another, possibly even the exorcist if they do not have adequate protection against possession.
-* Usually, self-exorcism is impossible.
+* Self-exorcism is usually impossible.
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