Werewolf: The Forsaken - Blank It

Failure: No successes are gained.
Success: Successes are gained toward the required
total. If they’re all gained, the human is bound temporarily.
The first time the mortal attempts to pass, a Resolve + Occult
roll is made at a penalty equal to half the ritemaster’s
Harmony (rounded up). One die is added to this roll for
ghouls and other supernatural humans. Mages may add
their appropriate resistance trait as usual. Vampires, Ridden
and other supernatural creatures that are no longer human
are immune to the rite’s effects. The roll made for the human
may gain one to three dice if the stated terms of passing
are directly against the mortal’s moral code, although
no dice are gained if the terms are merely unpleasant. “You
may not leave until you have deleted all the files you possess
that mention us, from whatever secure location they might
be” provides no bonus dice, while “You may not leave until
you kill your infant son” does. If the roll for the mortal succeeds,
he’s free. Otherwise he cannot try to escape again for
another hour (and he can try again every hour after that, if
he keeps failing). When the mortal tries again, he receives
a cumulative –1 penalty for every attempt after the first
(though this penalty can never exceed –5).
A binding typically lasts for 24 hours, although Essence
may be spent for the ritemaster to increase the duration.
Each point increases the binding’s duration for another 24
hours. The ritemaster may dismiss the binding as an instant
action by erasing a portion of the boundary with a claw.
Exceptional Success: Considerable successes are gained.
If 25+ are rolled, the binding lasts an additional four hours.
Bind Spirit (•••)
This ancient ritual, like many other common Uratha
rites, is attributed to the time of Father Wolf. It allows a
werewolf to bind a spirit to a single location or to prevent
a particular spirit from entering a single location. Bind
Spirit is very common; most experienced Ithaeur know a
variation of it. This same rite can be used to bind a spirit
into a particular part of the Shadow or the physical world.
As a result, the spirit cannot leave its immediate area, not
even to cross the Gauntlet. Werewolves who know this
rite can use it in a preparatory fashion for a spirit they
haven’t yet summoned into the physical world, or against a
spirit already manifest in the real world or against a spirit
in the Shadow if the ritualist is already in the spirit world.
The ritualist must provide for a single means of escape
from the bond, and he must express that means to at least
two others — neither of whom have to be the bound spirit.
The means of escape can be all but impossible, but it cannot
be a true logical impossibility. Frequently, the means of
escape is phrased as, “Once you perform the following task
to the best of your ability, you will be free…” (e.g., “Once
you successfully teach me the following Gift…”).
Performing the Rite: Werewolves know dozens of
variations on this rite, and most experienced Ithaeur create
their own versions, which they then pass on to students.
The most common version — not an ancient one, but one
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