Blood Malediction

A blood malediction is a curse that can resurface in a victim's descendants causing debilitation. Depending on how early symptoms reveal themselves tends to relate to the severity and time frame remaining. A child who begins to express symptoms have more resilient bodies, as well as more time to be treated. If treated properly, most children with blood malediction will live a minimum of five years post diagnosis. An adult, however, may have as little as four months post diagnosis. Timeframes do vary greatly on age of patient, treatment, as well as type of blood malediction.

Currently, there is no cure nor any recorded survivors.

Canon Divergent: Men can also be cursed with a Blood Malediction

Animal Blood Malediction
Virginia Fawley - Turning into an animal.

Blood Malediction
Briar Montgomery

- Weakness or fatigue

- Bruising or bleeding easily

- Fever or chills

- Infections that are severe or keep coming back

- Pain in your bones or joints

- Headaches

- Vomiting

- Seizures

- Weight loss

- Night sweats

- Shortness of breath

Sol-Sange - Considered one of the cruelest varieties of Blood Malediction, Sol-Sange, sometimes called Sun-Blood or Burning Blood, is rather easy to explain and to imagine. Those afflicted with Sol-Sange will find their blood vessels damaged by their own blood, a situation only worsened by sunlight. It is generally believed that this curse was developed to suggest that a family might be afflicted with vampirism and generally doesn’t become apparent until those afflicted are in their mid to late twenties - and often married or soon to be married. In this way, it was used to undermine many a marriage and to cast doubts as to the blood-status of rivals.

Diagnosis and Treatment
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Known Victims
Briar Montgomery

Virginia Fawley

Eustence Fawley (née Gage)

Cheryl Gage (née Bond)

Nagini