Medieval grimoires required you to craft wands at highly specific astrological times to avoid demons
Medieval magic was essentially an obsessive-compulsive nightmare. Grimoires like the Key of Solomon didn't just give you a spell; they demanded you harvest a hazelwood branch at exactly 4:00 AM on a Wednesday while facing East, exclusively using a knife you forged yourself in a fire of oak wood. If the demon ripped your face off, it wasn't the magic's fault—you just clearly messed up the time zones.

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