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	* They are no longer dying, and may use all their abilities as if they were still alive, with the exception of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] and [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]].		* They are no longer dying, and may use all their abilities as if they were still alive, with the exception of [[Heroic skills#Unstoppable\|unstoppable]] and [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]].
	* The lingering effects of fatal poisons are removed when this ritual is completed; all other conditions must be dealt with as normal, either before or after the ritual is performed.		* The lingering effects of fatal poisons are removed when this ritual is completed; all other conditions must be dealt with as normal, either before or after the ritual is performed.
	* They experience a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they are imminently aware of their coming demise, and that time is slipping away from them - if they want to achieve anything they must act ''now''.		* They experience a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; ''they are imminently aware of their coming demise, and that time is slipping away from them - if they want to achieve anything they must act '''now'''.''
	* When reduced to 0 hits; with 5 seconds of appropriate roleplaying; if the [[enchantment]] is removed; or after ten minutes in any event, the character dies permanently.		* When reduced to 0 hits; with 5 seconds of appropriate roleplaying; if the [[enchantment]] is removed; or after ten minutes in any event, the character dies permanently.
	* When the ritual ends, the character is dead and their spirit cannot be contacted with either [[voice for the dead]] nor called back with [[Whispers through the Black Gate]].		* When the ritual ends, the character is dead and their spirit cannot be contacted with either [[voice for the dead]] nor called back with [[Whispers through the Black Gate]].

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	This ritual allows a mortally injured or dying character a few short minutes of activity before they are claimed by death. It has been used several times at key moments in the past. While the ritual is dangerous, those who have taken the opportunity it provides are remembered as some of the great heroes and heroines of the Empire.		This ritual allows a mortally injured or dying character a few short minutes of activity before they are claimed by death. It has been used several times at key moments in the past. While the ritual is dangerous, those who have taken the opportunity it provides are remembered as some of the great heroes and heroines of the Empire.

	<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife led the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echoes'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Weirwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>		<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife led the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echoes'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Weirwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>

	However, serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.		However, serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.

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	This ritual allows a mortally injured or dying character a few short minutes of activity before they are claimed by death. It has been used several times at key moments in the past. While the ritual is dangerous, those who have taken the opportunity it provides are remembered as some of the great heroes and heroines of the Empire.		This ritual allows a mortally injured or dying character a few short minutes of activity before they are claimed by death. It has been used several times at key moments in the past. While the ritual is dangerous, those who have taken the opportunity it provides are remembered as some of the great heroes and heroines of the Empire.

	<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife ~~lead~~ the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath ~~Echo~~'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Weirwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>		<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife led the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echoes'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Weirwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>

	However, serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.		However, serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.

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	<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife lead the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echo'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Weirwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>		<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife lead the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echo'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Weirwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>

	However ,serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.		However, serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==

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	This ritual allows a mortally injured or dying character a few short minutes of activity before they are claimed by death. It has been used several times at key moments in the past. While the ritual is dangerous, those who have taken the opportunity it provides are remembered as some of the great heroes and heroines of the Empire.		This ritual allows a mortally injured or dying character a few short minutes of activity before they are claimed by death. It has been used several times at key moments in the past. While the ritual is dangerous, those who have taken the opportunity it provides are remembered as some of the great heroes and heroines of the Empire.

	<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife lead the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echo'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of ~~Wierwater~~, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>		<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife lead the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echo'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Weirwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>

	However ,serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.		However ,serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.

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	[[Category:Rituals]]		[[Category:Rituals]]
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	This ritual allows a mortally injured or dying character a few short minutes of activity before they are claimed by death. It has been used several times at key moments in the past. While the ritual is dangerous, those who have taken the opportunity it provides are remembered as some of the great heroes and heroines of the Empire.		This ritual allows a mortally injured or dying character a few short minutes of activity before they are claimed by death. It has been used several times at key moments in the past. While the ritual is dangerous, those who have taken the opportunity it provides are remembered as some of the great heroes and heroines of the Empire.

	<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife lead the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echo'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the ~~succesful~~ outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Wierwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within ~~it's~~ own twisted castle-maze.</quote>		<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife lead the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echo'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the successful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Wierwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within its own twisted castle-maze.</quote>

	However ,serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; ~~necomancy~~ cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have ~~fueled~~ concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.		However ,serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necromancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fuelled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==
	The ritual often takes the form of a funeral for the target. The importance of their last ten minutes is stressed, and symbols of passing time such as hourglasses are commonly used. The target is often anointed with water or oil, and often drinks a draught of fresh water or infused [[Marrowort]]. Their reflection may be caught for a moment in a mirror - the idea being that the reflection represents their death and is delayed for a short time. The runes [[Verys]], [[Evrom]], [[Yoorn]] or [[Lann]].might all be used, as might the character of [[The Bishop]] or the ~~constealltions~~ of [[The Lock]] and [[The Door]].		The ritual often takes the form of a funeral for the target. The importance of their last ten minutes is stressed, and symbols of passing time such as hourglasses are commonly used. The target is often anointed with water or oil, and often drinks a draught of fresh water or infused [[Marrowort]]. Their reflection may be caught for a moment in a mirror - the idea being that the reflection represents their death and is delayed for a short time. The runes [[Verys]], [[Evrom]], [[Yoorn]] or [[Lann]] might all be used, as might the character of [[The Bishop]] or the constellations of [[The Lock]] and [[The Door]].

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	<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife lead the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echo'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the succesful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Wierwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within it's own twisted castle-maze.</quote>		<quote>When the heart of the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] champion Firlag Firblagshall burst shortly before a vital battle against the [[Jotun]], his wife lead the [[Groups#Covens\|coven]] who enacted ''Last Breath Echo'' on her beloved husband, not only allowing him to lead his troops in one final charge but ensuring his death in battle fighting valiantly against the enemy chieftain. When the [[The League\|League]] senator Riem d'Tassato was fatally poisoned by his ruined rival, he used the time granted by this ritual not to denounce his enemy, nor to seek revenge, but to make a keynote speech to the [[Imperial Senate]], dying immediately after the succesful outcome of the vote was announced. When the [[Earl\|enchanter]] Rose de Javier was savagely beaten by the troll-mage of Wierwater, this ritual allowed her to recover for long enough to lead the [[Wind of Mundane Silence]] that sealed that monstrous beast forever within it's own twisted castle-maze.</quote>

	However ,serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necomancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[~~Spell list#Voice for the Dead\|~~voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fueled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.		However ,serious questions exist around what happens to the spirit of the target character at the end of the ritual; necomancy cannot contact that spirit, and neither [[voice for the dead]] nor [[Whispers through the Black Gate]] appear to work on the dead person. To date, no past-life vision has involved a character who has reliably been known to have ritual performed on them - this is not taken as conclusive proof that this ritual damages the soul; as Clavicus of Sunspire pointed out, the sample sizes are too small to draw a definitive conclusion. Still, these circumstances have fueled concern that the ritual permanently damages the soul in a profound way.

	==Common Elements==		==Common Elements==

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	* They experience a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they are imminently aware of their coming demise, and that time is slipping away from them - if they want to achieve anything they must act ''now''.		* They experience a powerful [[roleplaying effect]]; they are imminently aware of their coming demise, and that time is slipping away from them - if they want to achieve anything they must act ''now''.
	* When reduced to 0 hits; with 5 seconds of appropriate roleplaying; if the [[enchantment]] is removed; or after ten minutes in any event, the character dies permanently.		* When reduced to 0 hits; with 5 seconds of appropriate roleplaying; if the [[enchantment]] is removed; or after ten minutes in any event, the character dies permanently.
	* When the ritual ends, the character is dead and their spirit cannot be contacted with either [[~~Spell list#Voice for the Dead\|Voice~~ for the dead]] nor called back with [[Whispers through the Black Gate]].		* When the ritual ends, the character is dead and their spirit cannot be contacted with either [[voice for the dead]] nor called back with [[Whispers through the Black Gate]].

	A character cannot ever be targeted by ''Last Breath Echoes'' more than once.		A character cannot ever be targeted by ''Last Breath Echoes'' more than once.

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	A character cannot ever be targeted by ''Last Breath Echoes'' more than once.		A character cannot ever be targeted by ''Last Breath Echoes'' more than once.

	This enchantment ''cannot'' be made permanent with [[~~Materials#Ilium\|~~ilium]].		This enchantment ''cannot'' be made permanent with [[ilium]].

	===OOC Elements===		===OOC Elements===