A self-imposed Binding Vow that exchanges secrecy for greater effectiveness. By giving an opponent real information about how a cursed technique works, the sorcerer makes the technique more dangerous within its existing limits.

A self-imposed Binding Vow that narrows who a technique may be used against in exchange for greater effectiveness against the chosen target or category.

A mutual Binding Vow that trades freedom of action for a reciprocal guarantee. Typical forms include temporary truces, safe passage, information exchanges, protected negotiations, or narrow agreements not to interfere with a specific objective.

A self-imposed vow that makes a cursed technique unavailable or deliberately suppressed outside a narrow, predeclared window in exchange for stronger performance when that window arrives.

Growth awards, advancement costs, breakthroughs, and grade promotion.

How to interpret cursed techniques consistently and preserve their limits.

Short trigger rule for persistent-state writes.

What the GM must update after scenes, missions, injuries, vows, and relationship changes.

Two highly competent sorcerers who share concern for younger people while disagreeing sharply about presentation, risk, and how much pressure students should be asked to carry.

Nanami and Ijichi occupy different parts of field work but value the same things: accurate briefings, realistic risk, and getting people home alive.

A field partnership built on different instincts: Yuji moves toward people in danger, while Megumi weighs who can actually be saved and how.

An easy, practiced friendship shaped by long familiarity and Panda's ability to understand Toge without forcing every interaction through spoken explanation.