Resurrection
Resurrection |
| Divine Ritual, Necromancy |
| Prerequisites: Divine Power 24 |
| Casting Time: 24 hours |
| Range: Touch |
| Materials: Corpse including at least the torso and head; 10,000 sc worth of incense, crystals, diamonds, rubies, and oils, all of which are consumed in the ritual |
| Recharge: 1 year |
| Duration: Instantaneous |
| Ritual Description |
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| Provided that the corpse has not been dead for longer than 5 years, you resurrect it. Given that the corpse’s soul and Essence has likely begun to break apart, you must roll 2d100 and then choose which number you apply to each of the Personality and Memory tables found in the Reincarnation ritual. Once you use a number that you rolled, you cannot use that number again (both numbers must be used one time each).
Resurrecting someone in this way does not restore any missing limbs, but does restore all other organs and body parts. Resurrecting a creature is extremely taxing on both the ritual caster and on the subject of the ritual. Both creatures are Sickened for 1 week. A creature can only be resurrected once. |
| Upcharge |
| Upcharge: If you feel the vital need to restore a corpse to its original personality and memory, you may elect NOT to roll 2d100, instead assuming that you rolled 100 both times. If you do so, you successfully restore the creature’s original memories and personality, but you permanently lose the ability to cast this ritual. |