MET LARP SRD

Sometimes it is necessary to falsify one’s death, either to the mortal world or to other vampires. This ritual allows the necromancer a vital tool in such deceptions, altering a corpse to look like her own form.

The necromancer invoking this ritual is able to change a true corpse’s facial features, coloration, and general height and weight, causing the corpse’s appearance to correspond with her own for up to three full nights. To enact this ritual, the caster removes the corpse’s tongue and keeps it on her person for as long as she wants the ritual to be in effect. Clever necromancers also use this ritual to ensure that onlookers cannot identify the corpse’s true identity easily, using it to mislead investigations. The corpse’s native DNA does not change; it is possible that scientific tests could determine the individual’s genetic makeup is incorrect for her physical features or age, but to casual investigation, the body appears in all ways to be a copy of the necromancer who casts this ritual.