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!Ritual Description
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|Provided that the corpse has not been dead for longer than 12 hours, you revive it. Given that there is a chance that the corpse’s Soul and Essence has already begun to break apart, you must roll 2d6. If the sum of the two dice is a 6, 7, or 8, then roll 1d100 and choose either the Personality or Memory table found in the [[Reincarnation]] ritual. The number you rolled on the d100 dictates the effects based on the table that you chose. A creature can only be revived one time.
|Provided that the corpse has not been dead for longer than 12 hours, you revive it. Given that there is a chance that the corpse’s soul and Essence have already begun to break apart, you must roll 2d6. If the sum of the two dice is a 6, 7, or 8, then roll 1d100 and choose either the Personality or Memory table found in the Reincarnation ritual. Otherwise, the creature’s personality and memories are unaffected.
Reviving someone in this way does not restore any missing limbs, but does restore all other organs and body parts.
Reviving someone in this way does not restore any missing limbs, but does restore all other organs and body parts.
A creature can only be revived one time.
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