Difference between revisions of "Mnemosyne’s Transubstantiation"
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| − | '''Description:''' This ritual is closely akin to [[Mnemophagia]], but rather than turning wraithly relics into blood to be consumed for sustenance, it rather transforms relics that have been brought across the Shroud into the material world and embodied as physical objects via rituals like "[[Grasp the Ghostly]]" or the | + | '''Description:''' This ritual is closely akin to [[Mnemophagia]], but rather than turning wraithly relics into blood to be consumed for sustenance, it rather transforms relics that have been brought across the Shroud into the material world and embodied as physical objects via rituals like "[[Grasp the Ghostly]]" or the rank four power of the Reliquary Path called: [[Scarlet Materialization]] and transforms them into mnemonic-blood that can be consumed to provide the memories of the dead.<br> |
'''Origin:''' Sem Sekeramon. {First Iteration}<br> | '''Origin:''' Sem Sekeramon. {First Iteration}<br> | ||
Revision as of 15:14, 27 December 2014
Description: This ritual is closely akin to Mnemophagia, but rather than turning wraithly relics into blood to be consumed for sustenance, it rather transforms relics that have been brought across the Shroud into the material world and embodied as physical objects via rituals like "Grasp the Ghostly" or the rank four power of the Reliquary Path called: Scarlet Materialization and transforms them into mnemonic-blood that can be consumed to provide the memories of the dead.
Origin: Sem Sekeramon. {First Iteration}
Ingredients: A silver plated Kapala (skull cup), a handful of rock-salt, a fistful of rosemary (for remembrance), and a drop of the casters blood.
Casting:
System:
Reference: This ritual's metaphysical properties are based on the foundational work of the level two necromancy ritual Chalice of Memoirs and is closely akin to its sister ritual Mnemophagia which is of the same level of power.
