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|Upon completion of the ritual, you can reincarnate the creature whose body or body part you used as a material component. The creature cannot have been dead for more than 5 years in order for this to work. | |Upon completion of the ritual, you can reincarnate the creature whose body or body part you used as a material component. The creature cannot have been dead for more than 5 years in order for this to work. | ||
Due to the nature of | Due to the nature of souls and Essence, it is unlikely for the creature to be reincarnated with all of their original personality and memories. Roll 3d100, then choose which number you apply to each of the following three tables. | ||
Once you use a number that you rolled, you cannot use that number again (all three numbers must be used one time each). | Once you use a number that you rolled, you cannot use that number again (all three numbers must be used one time each). | ||
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|Some consequential memories are | |Some consequential memories are from another creature’s lifetime | ||
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