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[thefugitivesaint]

Charles Vess, ''The Comic Times'', #4, Jan. 1980

[einarbaldvin]

Eclipse. Three drawings. Ink on paper.

[sparrows-stuff-here]

[fluffygif]

My tiny mind blown

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Dragon Fodder

Gnorl and Vurg knew all too well how much dragons liked to eat goblins, but they had a dream that could not be dampened: they were going to be the first goblins to eat a dragon.

Artist: Volkan Baǵa TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[sitting-1n-silence]

Graveyard etiquette from a cranky traditional witch:

-Leave shit at the gate (coins, cigarettes, eggs, flowers)

-If alone go in silence, if with others speak in a hushed tone

-Wear a hat or head covering to prevent possession or bringing home unwanted spirits.

-Bring bells and/or rattles to wake the dead if desired

-Smoking in the graveyard or carrying a flame is an easy way to get the attention of the dead at night.

-Bring a knife or object made of iron should things get hairy (always bring a knife). Canes are also excellent tools for working with the dead

-have a way of gathering occult materia without being noticed by people or spirits (invisibility charms work best)

-If you're bringing spirits home with you (intentionally), don't turn around until you're across the threshold of your home

-Upon leaving the cemetery, say a prayer for the dead and wild things that inhabitant there

-When home, spread white powder (flower, salt, ect...) at the door to keep unwanted spirits out. A colander over a key hole works too.

[mimisfortress]

🌹Different Types of Divination 🌟

From Man, Myth, Magic reference book encyclopedia collection, Vol. 5