Laundry Day

The other biological-armor stripping spell, named in the same breath as a method for undressing a god.

Story so far

The second example spell in Crawler Tin's 21st-edition Cookbook note on gods as Soul Armor. Any spell built to remove biological armor could, theoretically, remove the alien driver from a deity's body — invulnerability permitting. Tin's advice is that if you need a god to do your bidding, it may be in your best interest to shed it of its off-world influence first, since the aliens are quite unpredictable in their manner.

Role

A theoretical god-stripping spell, filed away by Carl for a floor he has not reached.

Relationships

Soul Armor — The thing it is designed to remove.

Take That Shit Off — The other example spell of its kind.

Crawler Tin — Cited it in his note.

Sources — 1 recorded facts, by chapter

Chapter 58

The other biological-armor stripping spell, named in the same breath as a method for undressing a god.