Rituals

Oethos · 2026-11-01T21:03:07+00:00

Hello, I have a question regarding the ritual of destruction. A loved one of mine is enduring a tremendous injustice and dishonor that is destroying their life, and someone is doing this deliberately. It has to stop. My question is: can I perform a ritual of destruction on behalf of someone else...

Today at 12:22 AM#1

Hello, the Destruction Ritual states the following in the warning:

⚠ MANDATORY WARNING: READ BEFORE PROCEEDING ⚠
The Destruction Ritual is not to be performed idly, casually, or for trivial reasons.
This ritual exists for one purpose: the delivery of justice when all other options have been exhausted. It is not for petty grudges. It is not for jealousy. It is not for people who have merely annoyed you, insulted you, or disagreed with you. It is not for ex-lovers who moved on. It is not for rivals you envy. It is not for people you simply dislike.
Valid reasons for the Destruction Ritual include:
Deliberate, sustained harm committed against you or your family
Theft, fraud, or material destruction of your livelihood
Betrayal of trust that caused serious damage to your life
Deliberate spiritual attack against you
Abuse of power by someone in a position of authority over you
Slander or defamation that has caused real, measurable damage
Physical violence or the credible threat of it
Invalid reasons include:
Disliking someone
Jealousy or envy
A disagreement or argument
Romantic rejection
Petty workplace conflicts
Someone having a different opinion than you
Anger that will pass in a week
Nemesis serves Zeus. She serves Ma'at. She serves justice. If you invoke her against someone who does not deserve it, she will not strike them. She will turn and strike you. The scales of Ma'at balance in all directions. A false accusation before the Gods is itself an offense, and it will be treated as one. The force you send out will return upon your own head with the same intensity you directed at the innocent.
Ask yourself before you begin: If Zeus Himself were to review the evidence, would He rule in my favor? If the answer is yes, proceed with full conviction and without mercy. If the answer is uncertain, do not proceed. Wait. Reflect. Seek counsel. The ritual will still be available when you are certain.
But when all other options have been exhausted, when justice has been denied, when the offender believes they are beyond consequence: destroy them without mercy. This is what the ritual is for. This is what Nemesis is for. This is the right that Zeus has given His children.

Hello, the Destruction Ritual states the following in the warning:

⚠ MANDATORY WARNING: READ BEFORE PROCEEDING ⚠
The Destruction Ritual is not to be performed idly, casually, or for trivial reasons.
This ritual exists for one purpose: the delivery of justice when all other options have been exhausted. It is not for petty grudges. It is not for jealousy. It is not for people who have merely annoyed you, insulted you, or disagreed with you. It is not for ex-lovers who moved on. It is not for rivals you envy. It is not for people you simply dislike.
Valid reasons for the Destruction Ritual include:
Deliberate, sustained harm committed against you or your family
Theft, fraud, or material destruction of your livelihood
Betrayal of trust that caused serious damage to your life
Deliberate spiritual attack against you
Abuse of power by someone in a position of authority over you
Slander or defamation that has caused real, measurable damage
Physical violence or the credible threat of it
Invalid reasons include:
Disliking someone
Jealousy or envy
A disagreement or argument
Romantic rejection
Petty workplace conflicts
Someone having a different opinion than you
Anger that will pass in a week
Nemesis serves Zeus. She serves Ma'at. She serves justice. If you invoke her against someone who does not deserve it, she will not strike them. She will turn and strike you. The scales of Ma'at balance in all directions. A false accusation before the Gods is itself an offense, and it will be treated as one. The force you send out will return upon your own head with the same intensity you directed at the innocent.
Ask yourself before you begin: If Zeus Himself were to review the evidence, would He rule in my favor? If the answer is yes, proceed with full conviction and without mercy. If the answer is uncertain, do not proceed. Wait. Reflect. Seek counsel. The ritual will still be available when you are certain.
But when all other options have been exhausted, when justice has been denied, when the offender believes they are beyond consequence: destroy them without mercy. This is what the ritual is for. This is what Nemesis is for. This is the right that Zeus has given His children.

OethosToday at 12:29 AM

Yes, the reasons for performing the ritual apply, but the injustice was not against me, it was against a loved one. I would like to know if I can perform it on behalf of another person. This person, who is currently suffering, is not Zevist and does not practice any kind of ritual.