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Crone Clickbait

Stay safe, coven. Following these crone clickbait headlines will trap you in a digital hell dimension from which there is no escape — and while you won’t believe what happens next, you definitely won’t like it. Heed our warnings and look out for these ads, so you know what to avoid when navigating the Spectral Internet.

 

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Spoiler alert: by clicking on this ad, you become one of those 13 souls.

 

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Finding a trustworthy, capable huntsman in the gig economy is even harder than just procuring the heart yourself. Skip this ad and stock up on poisoned apples instead.

 

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This ad is a SCAM; sea hags don’t get out of bed for less than 125,000 mermaid souls per month.

 

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Don’t bother — it’s a slideshow.

 

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If that’s actually Witchfinder Hopkins, I’ll eat my pointy hat.

 

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Spectral Internet Safety Tip: no legitimate magical procurement office will ever ask you for an unmarked vial of your blood. Be careful when giving out your personal information on any website — no matter what kinds of terrifying magical powers it promises you.

 

 

Guard thyself from these cleverly disguised hexes, coven, and remember: in magic, as in life, there are no shortcuts to greatness — especially not on the other side of a half-assed display ad.

CC Calanthe

CC Calanthe

If you prick your finger and write “Cat Fancy” on your mirror during a harvest moon, CC will appear behind you and make you put human clothes on your pets. CC is Head Crone in Charge at POMEgranate Magazine, as well as the co-host of Moon Podcast Power MAKE UP!!

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