Custom Blood Magic: Ritual

Domaldi, a legendary Swedish king, did not have a happy life. He became king when his two older half-brothers murdered their father Visbur, and his stepmother cursed Domaldi with a life of bad luck. This was one curse not made in vain; Domaldi's reign was marked by famine and plague. The first year of starvation, the Swedish chieftains sacrificed oxen, and when the harvest was still terrible, they offered up human beings the following year. Because the luck of the land was believed to be tied to the luck of the king, on the third year the chieftains reluctantly decided they had to sacrifice Domaldi (who was generally liked and well-regarded). Sagas relate that Sweden's luck changed once the altar was splashed with Domaldi's blood, and the next year's harvests were excellent.

Mechanics:The Koldun makes two cuts on the sides of his stomach, so that he may be full, but not eat, one cut representing each older brother. He places a maximum of as many small rocks (thumb-sized) as he has in his primary Koldunic Way multiplied by his Koldunism ability. He then heals the wounds (which are one lethal a piece) and ingests blood, which is suffused into the small rocks, sacrificing Domadli on the altar. One trait is absorbed into each. They may be activated no more than 3 per round to generate the blood trait infused in each small stone into the blood pool of the Koldun. Once cast, the stones will revert to blood if removed from the stomach. Each stone has a single use. They remain in the stomach until removed or used.