Hard Mercy Spirit Ledger Slate

Hard Mercy Spirit Ledger Slate is a palm slate faced in sootglass, with a silver stylus tethered through a warded hinge. This Hard Mercy pattern uses black iron corners, scarlet seal wax, and brutally legible markings, built for practitioners who would rather lose a component than lose the person inside the circle. With Hard Mercy, names written on it do not stay still when the named presence is nearby. With Hard Mercy, honest entries settle into clean white strokes; evasions feather, double, or crawl toward the margin. Hard Mercy's slate records impressions rather than courtroom truth, and angry entities can push back hard enough to crack the glass. Clerks love the tidy columns; that is the Hard Mercy distinction. Mediums know the columns are mostly there to give fear somewhere to stand; that is the Hard Mercy distinction. Ninth Sign asks 165 credits, including a fitted case and one calibration check; replacement consumables are extra, because apparently consequences have a subscription model; that is the Hard Mercy distinction.