Grimoire of Vampire Magic. Book One. Master of the Dead

Vampirism occupies a special place among other areas of Magic, constantly attracting new practitioners and causing great interest both among those who want to use it in their work and those who find its moral-ethical ambiguity perplexing. With limited information available on this subject, DRAUGADR6TTINN will meet both, as it has the potential to become a guide to vampire magic - a book that anyone interested in this topic should have in their library, whether a novice or an advanced adept of the shadow path. The book explores both basic and advanced methods of vampire magic, provides an insightful look at the history of vampirism, and presents spells, rituals, and techniques for working with energy that will engagingly and understandably introduce you to this dark tradition. However, most importantly, it showcases methods that are easily applicable and can be successfully used by modern practicing adepts. I found it absolutely captivating and highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about vampirism as a path of self-affirmation. Asenat Mason, author of the Kliphotic Trilogy. Translated by Maxim Filatov