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''Imortale Magica Malifica'' is an ancient Sueloise book that contains three processes for becoming a [[lich]]: one for wizards, one for priests, and one for bards.  It was last located in the [[Secret Library of Vecna]].
''' ''Imortale Magica Malifica'' ''' is an ancient Sueloise book that contains three processes for becoming a [[lich]]: one for [[wizards]], one for [[priests]], and one for [[bards]].  It was last located in the [[Secret Library of Vecna]].


== Discrepancies ==
== Discrepancies ==


This book was created for Second Edition, where these three were the only major types of spellcasters.  With the addition of sorcerers and separation of druids in 3E, it is up to the DM as to whether rituals work for them as well.
This book was created for Second Edition, where these three were the only major types of spellcasters.  With the addition of [[sorcerers]] and separation of [[druids]] in 3E, it is up to the DM as to whether [[rituals]] work for them as well.


==References==
==References==
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Author: Steve Miller  
Author: Steve Miller  


[[Category:Book]][[Category:Lichdom]][[Category:Necrology]][[Category:Arcane Lore]]
[[Category:Lichdom]]
[[Category:Necromancy Book]]
[[Category:Arcane Lore Book]]
[[Category:Ritual Book]]
[[Category:Book]]

Revision as of 02:45, 29 October 2011

Imortale Magica Malifica is an ancient Sueloise book that contains three processes for becoming a lich: one for wizards, one for priests, and one for bards. It was last located in the Secret Library of Vecna.

Discrepancies

This book was created for Second Edition, where these three were the only major types of spellcasters. With the addition of sorcerers and separation of druids in 3E, it is up to the DM as to whether rituals work for them as well.

References

June 2000 Article from Dragon Magazine #272. Author: Steve Miller