Difference between revisions of "Artisan of Mnemosyne"
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'''Description:''' Once the necromancer has learned this ritual, he or she is no longer confined to the simple transfer of memories, but rather may recycle old memories to manufacture new memories.<br> | '''Description:''' Once the necromancer has learned this ritual, he or she is no longer confined to the simple transfer of memories, but rather may recycle old memories to manufacture new memories.<br> | ||
| − | '''Origin:''' | + | '''Origin:''' ''Benesj the Black'' -- While the necromancer known as ''Benesj the Black'' produced the latest versions of Greco-Roman rituals, the pale rites underwent three separate evolution beginning with the Cappadocian style and proceeding through an Egyptian style and finally the Greco-Roman style. All such rituals are based on the principle of Authority rather than that of Taboo.<br> |
'''Ingredients:'''<br> | '''Ingredients:'''<br> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:39, 3 October 2018
Description: Once the necromancer has learned this ritual, he or she is no longer confined to the simple transfer of memories, but rather may recycle old memories to manufacture new memories.
Origin: Benesj the Black -- While the necromancer known as Benesj the Black produced the latest versions of Greco-Roman rituals, the pale rites underwent three separate evolution beginning with the Cappadocian style and proceeding through an Egyptian style and finally the Greco-Roman style. All such rituals are based on the principle of Authority rather than that of Taboo.
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