Dorodir Curse
They say that the Dorodir Curse is a mercy in comparison to the executions or imprisonment in other societies. Maybe I do agree that it is not a barbaric way of punishing casters who did something wrong. But on the other hand why would you leave them to go around the world after removing their magic. There have been cases of Elves getting their powers back.
Extra Information
Affected
Common among Elves as punishmentTransmission
Forced attunement to empty FallsIncubation
InstantLasting Effects
Limited magic useThe Curse
The Dorodir Curse is for many casters in Elven society their worst nightmare. It means the end of their use of most of their magical abilties. And a loss of magic use is a loss of power in the magocracies of Mervidel and Kavonia. This is perhaps the main reason why High Elves are so careful to not break the rules as the curse is the punishment regardless of their previous standing.Ritual
Someone can not suddenly receive the Dorodir Curse. There is a large ritual involved which is performed by the priests of the Eregr Elven pantheon. After a lenghty trial an Elf can get sentenced with the Dorodir Curse. The reason for it can be anything going from abusing magical powers to (accidental) murder. During the ritual several empty Falls are used to actually drain magic from the criminal. This process takes a long time and is somewhat painful. At least three priests need to use their magic to perform it and they need to maintain their concentration. Therefore the actual ritual is not seen by many outsider as it is often performed behind closed doors. According to those who were involved in the ritual the victim often has waking nightmares of all their wrongdoings in the past. So say that in addition to that, they saw directly into the core of the Nervonia and heard an alien voice speaking to them. After the ritual they person is often to weak to stand for several days. Once they are once again in decent health they are often banished from the land.Prognosis
Symptoms
After Ritual- No magical abilities
- Tiredness
- Fever
- Nausea
- Muscle pain
- No magical abilities
- Weakened strength
Somehow, in this condition challenge, it's often the mages who get it in the neck. No matter. I think the article is really good. The big question is what is more barbaric: to forcibly change and disarm someone or to imprison (or kill) someone as they are. Especially when you consider the madness. The whole thing is ambivalent. Anyway, thanks for the article ^^.
That is indeed the question it is what the Elves think is better but it is still something that can develop in something worse than imprisonment. Thanks for reading!