Does anyone have Novel Methods of Servitor Creation ?

[WizzzzzzzardxX]

I know of a few Methods, Damon Brand's mainly, and I'm wondering if anyone has any niche or slept on tech they'd like to share. I'm fairly inexperienced at this type of magic and would like to broaden my Horizons. Sorry if this is in the wrong Forum Section, I haven't used this account too much since I first made it I can move this post to the Proper Place for it if it's Necessary.

 

[Samael777]

I recommend checking the books by Phil Hine and Peter Carroll (these are not niche at all, but since you mentioned being mainly familiar with Damon Brand’s method, and being fairly inexperienced with this type of magic, it’s probably worth reading the foundational books on the subject, as they also give some context about the magic involved).

Another method that I like, and that’s a bit different from the ones in other common books, is the one mentioned in The Psychonaut Field Manual by Arch-Traitor Bluefluke.
This also revolves around Chaos Magick.

A different method is found in Ed Fitch’s book “the grimoire of shadows”, he calls them “elementals” but they are pretty much servitors.

So far, I like Damon Brand’s method the most, btw.

 

[ahathoor]

Here's a highly simplified, no-nonsense approach. You write a program / purpose, and convert it into a high-grade sigil as per the Spare-Carroll method, but aiming for a 'line art creature' vibe rather than 'geometric seal'. Think 'unown' (the Pokemon). Ways in which it's a creature, degrees of freedom, points of articulation should jump out by themselves. I tend to consider giving it an eye to be the glyph of activation / closing.

Then you just let this creature live in your head rent-free for a bit, as its own thing, not directly connecting it to the program / purpose anymore. (Hence it needs to be a good sigil, with excellent mnemonic-memetic properties.) You can start doodling it in places.

If / when you decide to, you can set the bloody thing free on the world by tagging it on a ruin, leaving it in a club toilet, etc...

 

[cminatani]

There is a great book called "Winged Power's Introduction to Psionic Combat (2nd Ed.)" that had an easy and effective was to create a servitor, but he called it a 'Golem.' Using his method, I created one in 2017 and it is still working today. Hope this helps.

 

[TransGothGirl]

I've been working on creating a framework for servitor creation within the Solomonic tradition. I figure, if the divine names can give you power and authority to command spirits, why can it not also be used to create them? And in my mind, that's what a servitor is. Some will say it's just an extension of the magician, but I see them as independent spirits whose will is bound to the magician and their intention.

 

[BBMage]

Frater Xavier uses the Kabbalah as a system for servator creation. I quite like it.

I've also taken an object before and put enough focus and energy into it to program it as a servator. Just be careful you don't get into a Mr. Meeseeks situation lol

 

[Noctua]

I recommend checking the books by Phil Hine and Peter Carroll (these are not niche at all, but since you mentioned being mainly familiar with Damon Brand’s method, and being fairly inexperienced with this type of magic, it’s probably worth reading the foundational books on the subject, as they also give some context about the magic involved).

Another method that I like, and that’s a bit different from the ones in other common books, is the one mentioned in The Psychonaut Field Manual by Arch-Traitor Bluefluke.
This also revolves around Chaos Magick.

A different method is found in Ed Fitch’s book “the grimoire of shadows”, he calls them “elementals” but they are pretty much servitors.

So far, I like Damon Brand’s method the most, btw.

The Psychonaut Field Manual - Fourth edition_text
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