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Milk of Set is a colloquialism for a ritual cantrip often referred to by esoteric names through the history of its usage. The common quality of the ritual is the creation of a salve, paste, or unguent with magical properties. When smeared on an object the salve causes the object to malfunction. As Set is the liberator, how that malfunction will occur is not known to the caster beforehand. Therefore, it is common for users of this ritual to recite an invocation to Set before they apply the paste, even though it is not strictly necessary.

There is no set list of ingredients for creating the magical paste. Often the sorcerer tries to find ingredients she believes will produce a desired effect on a specific target, but often it is left over reagents from other thaumaturgical projects. When the salve is smeared on an object, the object will malfunction in some way. The Storyteller will determine the precise effect, but it will never be in a way that the Setite directly and immediately benefits from. For example, it might alter the lock of a door so it cannot be unlocked with its original key. However, it will not suddenly be able to be opened by a key the Setite holds. Whatever the effect, it will end after 1 day has passed. The paste does not have any effect when applied to a living, once living, or undead creature. A Setite can only have three applications of this paste active at a time. If she creates another batch, the oldest batch is rendered inert. Each batch has one use.