Technically, modifying the Yozi would be easy. Just give Autochthon some time and necessary tools.
The Solar Charmset has too major themes IIRC: Holy Sun, and Heroic Human.
Well, there are several established options:
And thus Autocthon continues his trend of solving problems by beating himself up.
But is blighting a shaping effect? It's not like we have any medicine charms at all.
Judging from how it works, it would be. It's fucking up more than just people, but the environment itself. That, and considering how it drains essence from an area, it's more like a reverse-wyld zone.
I took them to be areas of essence that is corrupted and alien to normal reality in the same way that the labyrinth is but void flavored instead of generic neverborn flavored.
In this case, it would still be 'returning to unshaped/normal'. Just, 'normal' in this case is 'not dying'. The Void in Creation is foreign and wrong. Void in Autochthonia is 'out of place.'
As it turns out, I do have a written up charm:
It means it gives you void cancer.
The Keyword is from an old, old homebrew of autochthon charms. Basically for that set it meant a reoccuring penalty that you couldn't fully get rid of, just make it dissapear temporarily.
...fun. But it makes sense.
Primordial/Yozi charms are specialized. After all, Autochthon's genius is rooted in his sickness. If you want to be Glorious Autochthon, you have to take the good along with the bad. But, as you are at your base human, you can grow beyond Autochthon's own limitations if you put effort into it.
Now, for my own home-brew, I'd make it possible to remove it fully, but every time you used Autochthonian primordial charms, you'd have a chance of getting it again. You wouldn't be fully cured as long as you were using Autochthon's charms, but if you didn't use them you didn't risk them.
Why would anyone ever do that!?!?!? I can't think of any being more likely to actively spread void cancer far and wide or less likely to be improved by Neverbornhood.
