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| controller icon = DEC Druids Tablet Stone A Unfaded.png
| controller icon = DEC Druids Tablet Stone A Unfaded.png
| icon = DEC Druids Tablet Stone A Unfaded Icon.png
| icon = DEC Druids Tablet Stone A Unfaded Icon.png
| description =  
| description = '''Funerary Jar Form and Function''' alludes to hidden spirits guarded by unknowing victims.
| quote = This book is redolent with the enticing smell of paper and ink.  
| quote = A simple note is scratched into the stone.
| book author = Mystic Carrion
| book author = Mystic Carrion
| book text = [The upper part of this parchment describes the necromantic ritual spells employed to inhere portions of a creature's spirit within its extracted organs, and then sealing these spirit-infused organs inside funerary urns and hiding them to preserve the life force contained therein.]  
| book text = [The upper part of this parchment describes the necromantic ritual spells employed to inhere portions of a creature's spirit within its extracted organs, and then sealing these spirit-infused organs inside funerary urns and hiding them to preserve the life force contained therein.]  
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| camp supplies =  
| camp supplies =  
| single use =  
| single use =  
| rarity =  
| rarity = common
| weight kg = 0.5
| weight kg = 2
| weight lb = 0.6
| weight lb = 4
| price = 14
| price = 14
| usage cost =  
| usage cost =  
| effect =  
| effect =  
| where to find =  
| where to find = * [[Ancient Lair]] {{coords|-1395|84}}
| notes = See also:
* [[I shall ascend with him]]
* [[Immortality (Practically)]]
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Revision as of 07:18, 21 October 2024

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Funerary Jar Form and Function alludes to hidden spirits guarded by unknowing victims.

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A simple note is scratched into the stone.

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[The upper part of this parchment describes the necromantic ritual spells employed to inhere portions of a creature's spirit within its extracted organs, and then sealing these spirit-infused organs inside funerary urns and hiding them to preserve the life force contained therein.]


[The bottom of the parchment is crossed by a scrawl of crooked letters that decipher as follows.]


A brilliant idea, but not an idea of genius such as the concept it inspires in me! Where better to hide such precious treasure than inside the animated body of a guardian who doesn't even know it's there?

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