This charm is supposed to give you the luck of the man who made a special cottage in Snakebite forests, which will be consulted about on a different time. Anyway, riches were received by the owner of the cabin from people who remained and got lost at his fort
Three 6″x2″x1″ planks of silver birch wood 1lb of any metallic alloy (optional) Four 8″x6″x1″ planks of acacia wood Two 4″x2″x1″ planks of silver birch wood Two 2″x3″x1″ planks of acacia wood Two 1″x2″x1″ planks of silver birch wood Glue, tape, or most preferably 24 nails
Casting Instructions for ‘The fortune of Snakebark Woods’
Place two of the larger acacia planks side by side, making an 8″x12″x1″ platform. Then, place the three larger silver birch planks on top of that platform, making the three walls that are adjacent to the doorway. Now, put both 1.4″x2″x1″ silver birch planks facing inwards on the ends of the bigger sliver birch planks. After that, place both little acacia planks on the endings of these, making sure the silver birch planks are based on the acacia. You’ve got ow doorframe and made the wall. You’re almost finished, just two more steps to go. Now, place the last two silver birch planks in between the acacia doorframe. Finish it all off by placing the last two acacia boards in addition to the four walls. Make certain to put 20$ inside the “fort” until you use the applicants, or it won’t work.
This is where the candidates come in. Tape or glue the components together.
If you opted to use nails, hammer them at each end of the larger silver birch, the outer ends of the rest of the silver birch, and the acacia doorframe.
Put this in a high place in your home(simulating the tree), and wait a total of one week. After said week, take it down. See if your luck changes.
