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| − | You can tell when and how a creature died by touch. You do not learn details, only general information such as if the creature died by violence or disease. You can read the emotional state a creature died in if it died no more than a [[Know (Action)|Know]] roll hours ago. You can cause corpses to move very slightly depending on their size; a dead insect can move around, a dead human only twitch slightly. You can temporarily render a creature or plant infertile. | + | You can tell when and how a creature died by touch. You do not learn details, only general information such as if the creature died by violence or disease. You can read the emotional state a creature died in if it died no more than a [[Know (Action)|Know]] roll hours ago. You can cause corpses to move very slightly depending on their size; a dead insect can move around, a dead human only twitch slightly. You can temporarily render a creature or plant infertile. You can make parts of a dead creature glow, using such remains for illumination. |
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- Main article: Powers (Action)
Action and motivation need not cease with death. Characters can use the powers of the dead, learn their secrets, and even reanimate them as undead.
- Alternate Names: Necromancy.
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Death Cantrips
Basic Action
You can tell when and how a creature died by touch. You do not learn details, only general information such as if the creature died by violence or disease. You can read the emotional state a creature died in if it died no more than a Know roll hours ago. You can cause corpses to move very slightly depending on their size; a dead insect can move around, a dead human only twitch slightly. You can temporarily render a creature or plant infertile. You can make parts of a dead creature glow, using such remains for illumination.