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7 years 1 month ago #166633
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That was a spambot, but your response was so tactful and polite. I love it!
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7 years 1 month ago #166635
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I had no idea. LOL I guess I should have known since it was directing me to a pay site.
Thank you though. I do try to be more tactful than my PC. LOL
Thank you though. I do try to be more tactful than my PC. LOL
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6 years 11 months ago #167599
by Lchangeling
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Replied by Lchangeling on topic Spellbook help
Hello again folks!
I wanted to say again how helpful the previous posts have been for working on my spellbook. Now I am looking for some feedback on something I have written up to be used in my spellbook.
I want to write a IG description of the Resurrection skill in my book. Sort of what you might find in a How to/Explanation section of a magic book. This is the entry I have drafted:
‘Once the process of Resurrection begins, direct the spirit to focus its thoughts upon recalling the merits and flaws of the flesh. The feel of warmth and cold. The weight of a held object. The taste and scent of pleasant and unpleasant qualities. As the spirit visualizes these things the metaphysical essence remembers what it means to exist. The transition from the energies of the metaphysical to corporeal form draws upon the Weave to reconstitute the reciprocal of the spirit. Wounds sustained in life, scars, appear because the spirit draws upon memories of its life to guide the reconstruction of their body.’
I intend to add in a incantation to start the whole process, but that will come after I finish this section first. I would love any feedback or guidance from those who have performed Resurrections in the past. Oh! Final note, this is for a Healers spellbook.
I wanted to say again how helpful the previous posts have been for working on my spellbook. Now I am looking for some feedback on something I have written up to be used in my spellbook.
I want to write a IG description of the Resurrection skill in my book. Sort of what you might find in a How to/Explanation section of a magic book. This is the entry I have drafted:
‘Once the process of Resurrection begins, direct the spirit to focus its thoughts upon recalling the merits and flaws of the flesh. The feel of warmth and cold. The weight of a held object. The taste and scent of pleasant and unpleasant qualities. As the spirit visualizes these things the metaphysical essence remembers what it means to exist. The transition from the energies of the metaphysical to corporeal form draws upon the Weave to reconstitute the reciprocal of the spirit. Wounds sustained in life, scars, appear because the spirit draws upon memories of its life to guide the reconstruction of their body.’
I intend to add in a incantation to start the whole process, but that will come after I finish this section first. I would love any feedback or guidance from those who have performed Resurrections in the past. Oh! Final note, this is for a Healers spellbook.
Graciously and with Respect,
~Vasryn Bira Skuggare
(OOG: Jan Keichline)
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