Magic circle

And the two of them seemingly dirtle around harassing their bosses.

end up back at Clegg's office visiting her skip-level boss, Mapalopar, where in fact they reveal they do have a secret plan to cast Magic Circle and Planar Binding at the same time.

None of those are spells in my spellbook.

I want to hear the full name of the spells as they are canonically known

So I'll back up a little bit closer to our troops and the Bogthorn attacking them.

And then I'm going to wave Allura's staff through the air, chant and intone and cast Magic Circle.

19 plus 4 for 23, that succeeds Magic Circle.

And as I'm chanting in the middle, I choose my creature type, Bogthorns.

So now anybody within a 30-foot cube around me cannot be attacked, compelled, possessed, beguiled, or have a spell cast by a Bogthorn against them.

All right.

Cluck is going to move back over to Alzheimer and some of the troops just a little bit.

Try to get into the magic circle.

You know what that makes me think of? Like the closest link.

Has anyone read Secret Machines, the first book, The Gods Book? Um, that's one of the ones Lavenda did, and there's a whole chapter in that book about the relationship between like Western esoteric magic and the flying saucer, and he makes a direct, um, you know, correspondence between like the Magic Circle and the Flying Saucer.

And I'm gonna get parts of this rap wrong, but it's something to the effect of like maybe the Flying Saucer is some kind of manifestation of the Magic Circle whether it's like someone doing rituals in our dimension or someone in a different dimension doing-

Whoa

.... rituals that they're--like if they do-

Right.

Like, yeah, exactly.

So I mean, you know, you see like the 2D versions of these magic circles in these grimoires like the Heptameron or like Lesser Key of Solomon or like whatever, and it's kind of like the idea of, you know, you're j--you're within that space when you're doing this ritual and that's like keeping you protected with like angelic names and secret names of God and stuff like that.

Died 1997, San Francisco, California, he developed a public persona that combined occult philosophy, theatrical ritual, carnivalesque showmanship, blatant sexuality, horror imagery, and deliberate provocation.

Before formally establishing the Church of Satan, he held gatherings at his home in San Francisco, and those became known as the Magic Circle, where people would come together, talk about magic, occultism, ritual, philosophy, and the supernatural, have some hors d'oeuvres, have some wine...

And generally get up to weirdness.

All good fun.