Just like with most Blood Magic items, right click to bind it to yourself. This will create a blank slate, which you can use with your Weak Blood Orb to create a Divination Sigil (Don't worry, the blood orb is returned). To answer this question, get yourself a piece of smooth stone and toss it into your altar with about 1,000 LP.
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Now you're probably beginning to wonder how to tell just what your storage levels are. From here, you can either continue right clicking to donate some of your life to your network, or you can place the orb back into the altar and begin using your knife. Watch carefully for this! Once your diamond is done absorbing the LP, there will be a burst of particles, and your new Weak Blood Orb will be sitting in the altar, ready to store all the LP you can throw at it! (Up to 5,000 for this tier) In order to do this, you must first right click with the orb in your hand, binding it to your personal LP network. If it turns into any color other than red, you're losing progress due to a lack of LP. See those particles? That shows that your altar is consuming the available LP. Toss your diamond in, and watch it carefully.
In order to do this, grab yourself a diamond and 2,000 LP in an altar. So, you've found out how to generate LP, but now want to store it. Now, before you go and start filling up your altar, remember that it has a cap of 10,000 LP, and that you will need either a large amount of food or some way to speed up your regeneration process. Each right click of this will put a mere 200 LP into your altar at the cost of a single heart. To this end, craft yourself a Sacrificial Knife / Orb.
Now that that's done, you need a way to get blood into your altar for manipulation. Put this in a safe place, as you will not be capable of too much fighting (or any, for that matter) when you begin work. In order to begin Blood Magic, it is recommended you have a few valuable materials lying around.The first block we will create is the Blood Altar, which is used for creating a large amount of the items needed throughout the mod.
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