Capture the Dead: Petro. A corpse with an intact head must be procured by the caster. 10 magic points are spent as the bocor offers up a prayer to Baron Samedi. If the prayer is acceptable in Samedi's eyes, the corpse begins to speak and will converse with the caster. The corpse in question knows only those facts known to it in life.
Cast Out Devil: See p. 196, CoC.
Contact Deity: Loa: See p. 200, CoC.
Contact Spirits of the Dead: See p. 200, CoC.
Create Zombi: See p. 203, CoC.
Enchant Asson: Costs the houngan 1 POW. Creates a ceremonial rattle used in the casting of Contact Deity: Loa. Use of an Asson negates the magic point cost of that spell.
Enchant Canari: A clay jug (terra cotta, porcelain, or ceramic will also work) is covered with the Veve of the houngan�s Mait Tete. While inscribing the Veves, the houngan sacrifices 3 POW and the jug is enchanted. A permanent Mange-moun spell is anchored to the jug and will affect anyone grabbing the jug other than the houngan.
Enchant Clochette: Known only to houngans of Legba and Ogoun (or their Petro equivalents). The caster sacrifices 2 POW to enchant a small iron bell. Whenever rung, the iron bell has two effects: it adds 1D4 points of armor to the ringer, and all shapeshifters (or magicians using shapeshifting magic) within earshot are transformed to their natural shape.
Enchant Candle: See p. 205, CoC.
Enchant Doll: See p. 206, CoC.
Enchant Fwet Kesh: Enchants a small leather whip. The caster must sacrifice 1 POW. Thereafter, when cracked, it functions as an anti-spell and negates any voodoo spells cast against its owner that round.
Enchant Gris-Gris: See p. 206, CoC.
Enchant Joukoujou: The houngan must fashion a meter-long staff from a piece of wood hewn by his own hands. The staff is painted half-white and half-black, and a point of POW sacrificed. When waved, it negates any magic point cost for any voodoo spell. Its only drawback is that it casts Contact Deity: Loa every time it is used and, although this costs the houngan no magic points, the Loa are annoyed easily and may seek revenge on the caster.
Enchant Ju-Ju: See p. 206, CoC.
Enchant Kubhasah: The houngan must cut himself across the chest with a machete. He thereby sacrifices 3 POW and the machete becomes an enchanted weapon, functionally identically to the Cavalry Sabre (CoC).
Enchant Ouanga: With a sacrifice of 1 (or more) POW, a necklace made from the bones of a sacrificed chicken is enchanted in one of three ways. The houngan creates either a Ouanga Cadavre (gives a bonus to CON equal to its POW enchantment to resist poisons or disease), Ouanga Gros Bon Ange (negates any attempts at Soul Extraction made), or a Ouanga Moun (gives the wearer a bonus to POW equal to the necklace�s enchantment to aid in resistance of a Mange-moun).
Enchant Sekey Madoule: Petro. A small wooden coffin is built. The coffin is painted black and, while painting, the bocor uses Contact Loa for Carrefour, who blesses the box. In return, he takes 4 POW from the bocor but grants him use of any spell, voodoo or not, with no magic point cost for 1D6 weeks.
Enchant Wanga: See p. 207, CoC.
Gad: The caster draws the Veve on the target of the spell: in rooster�s blood if it is to be cast on himself, or with a flour and water mixture if it is to be cast on another individual. With the sacrifice of 4 magic points, the spell increases the target�s Luck by 15 percentiles.
Mange-moun: The target must be in the caster�s line of sight. If so, the target is afflicted with a wasting disease if a POW vs. 18 test fails. He or she must succeed in a CON x 2 roll each day. Each time it fails, the victim loses a point of Strength. If it succeeds, the disease is cured but any lost Strength points are not regained. Costs the caster 9 magic points.
Sending of the Dead: See p. 213, CoC.
Soul Extraction: See p. 214, CoC.
Spirit Protection: This spell, when cast (2 magic points), breaks a Mange-moun or Wanga. It also grants +5 POW for the purposes of fighting either possession or a Wraith (CoC) only. A Canari is required.
Summon/Bind Baka: See p. 216, CoC.