Jinxes in Magic

A jinx is a spell meant to magical transform or alter a Spellcaster's self or well-being. Jinxes are considered to be Old Gypsy magic, some to be so malicious that they are not to be cast by unlicensed lawful Magicatratus Authorities. Jinxes were first curated by the Sage of Mischief.

## The Speltornes Jinx

A magical being, a witch/Spellcaster that is cursed into an astral plane to serve the purpose(s) of their Jinxer. This type of Spellcaster is magically torn between the physical realm and astral plane, most Speltorne's can only be summoned by a member of their bloodline or the Jinxer themselves. The exception lies within the Jinxers own restrictions prohibhited. A Speltorne's is jinxed to live out what the intended caster wishes for, however long they cast it for.

A Speltorne comes from a Jinx, which consists of magical bidding and using a witches personal highlighting attribute or an attribute to bind their physical bodies and souls to an astral plane. Some call them Bless-cursed, referring to fulfilling a true part of themselves, but condemned reside elsewhere under the control of a spell.

Speltorne's can only be created or born through Jinxes, as they are a lost witch between parallels, doomed to the design of their Jinx.

#### Infamous Speltorne's

* **Millicent Brunhilda, Bonehilda**
	+ A Charms and Seance witch, she was jinxed by Guidry to serve as Bonehilda the Maiden. Millicent's jinx is to serve as a compass for lost witches seeking hearth.
* **Sunny Desdemona, Tragedy the Clown**
	+ Sunny Desdemona, a Practical Spellcaster, who focused on Maiden magic became a Speltorne via a self-inflicted Jinx. Sunny drowned in their own tears after the death of their lover. Sunny resides in the astral plane, they can be summoned when a Spellcaster is in grief. Sunny lives in the irony of trying to comfort those around them, failing to ever find comfort themselves.

* **Claude René Guidry, Guidry**
	+ A Seance witch who was jinxed by himself as a backfire to his spell, and being vanquished by the Murphy's Curse spell. He resides in the astral plane with his jinxee, Millicent Brunhilda.
* **Rowan Patch, Patchy The Scarecrow Man**
	+ A powerful Viriherbis Witch, a Greenery Witch jinxed by an evil Spellcaster who was envious of Rowan's abilities. Rowan is jinxed to serve Spellcasters during Harvet. Centuries into his jinx, he finds love amongst Tessa Potter, and have a powerful Speltrone-Witch hybrid, Rowena Potter.

## The Oleander Jinx

Known as Green or Plant Witches, these are cursed Spellcasters by their own doing or jinxed by another Viriherbis (Greenery) Witch. This jinx turns the witch into a literal Green-colored witch, transforming their needs and magical surplus. The Oleander Jinx is named after Finnick Oleander, the first Spellcaster to become a Green Witch after casting dozens of failed Floralorial spells.

#### Infamous Plant Spellcasters

* **Finnick Oleander, The Oleander Jinx**
	+ The first known witch/Spellcaster to become a Plant Witch after misusing Greenery magic, and not being able to properly cast Floralorial spells.

* **Ceres Mandrake, Plant Witch**
	+ A very proper Spellcaster, who was jinxed by his own mother when he ate from her garden. Years later, Ceres falls in love and marries a Greenery (Viriherbis) Witch, Theia Mago-Solis.

## The Grim Reaper's Jinx

The Grimms are witches/Spellcasters jinxed at the moment of their death by Death themselves. A witch may be jinxed by Death when their plead falls on deaf ears. These witches are to assist the Grim Reaper in the Deathly Plane. They serve to collect the souls of witches to cross over. Dullahan Grimm jinxed by Death themself, met and fell in love with a Divinity and Necromancy Witch, Ursula Sanderson when collecting the soul of her grandfather, Byron Sanderson. They have the first Grim-Witch hybrid, a daughter, Morticia Sanderson.

The Grim's Jinx is not punishable by law, as this is part of the 'Greater Tabula,' not controlled by witches and Spellcasters.

## A Self Inflecting Jinx

Rarely does a Spellcaster self-Jinx, this usually occurs when the Spellcaster's Jinx backfires on them and causes a magical side effect. Very more rarely, does a witch or Spellcaster self-Jinx due to their emotiomagical intelligence. This means the loss of their magic's own emotional control and well being. When a Spellcaster suffers a traumatic experience, their magic may either self-jinx, which may cause them to turn into a Speltorne.

A third and final experience a Spellcaster may endure is death of Overcharge complications. This means that a witches magic's emotional stability was beyond weakened and that the witch self-vanquished due to their erratic emotional imbalance.

## Speltornes and Jinxing in Magoconsilium Law

While the Speltorne Jinx is manifested by the caster's intent to banish, not vanquish, they are not condemned and violate Magoconsilium Law. Any intentional Jinxes that are cast outside of jurisdiction are punishable by Law. Jinxing Magic is old Gypsy Magic, most which is not allowed due to its malicious intentions.

Speltornes are normally appeared to be witches and Spellcasters who are Cursed by Law after breaking Magoconsilium Law, some Speltornes are born by the casting of a civilian Spellcaster with intent to banish another witch.