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Although vampires are eternal, their belongings are subject to the ravages of time and the harsh conditions of the environment. As thaumaturgists are well known for their occult collections, many use this ritual to keep important objects in peak condition. This ritual keeps ancient books and scrolls intact even if subjected to rain, moisture, or other hazards. Modern thaumaturgists can even employ this spell on electronics, allowing their functionality to remain longer than designed. It is rumored the continued existence of eight track players is the result of this ritual. 

To cast this ritual, you must freeze a point of your Blood that, before melting, you crush into shards of ice that you then dust upon an object you wish to preserve. This object can be no larger than a car or small truck and cannot be living or unliving. Once complete, the icy blood is mystically absorbed into the object and the item is protected from any wear and tear due to age, the elements, water, etc. This ritual does not protect against deliberate vandalism, fire, or blunt force trauma. Preservation of the Perfect Form lasts for 50 years but can be cast again on the same object to extend this time period by an additional 50 years. 

You can preserve a number of objects equal to the number of dots you possess of the Occult skill. If you attempt to preserve an object that would take you above this limit, the oldest preserved item begins to age normally. If you cast the ritual twice on the same object, the one object counts as two for the purpose of the Occult skill limit.