Embalm (AD&D 2E)

Embalm
2nd Level Spell, Necromancy, Alteration
Range: Touch Duration: Permanent Area of Effect: 1 corpse	Components: V, S, M Casting Time: 2 rounds Saving Throw: None
Description: An embalm spell enables the caster to protect a corpse (or a harvested part thereof) against the natural forces of decay and dissolution, until some later time when it is needed for a spell. If me embalmed cadaver is later animated as a zombie, golem, or other form of animated undead, the creature gains +2 hit points per hit die (8 hp/HD maximum) because of the greater strength and resiliency imparted by the spell to the dead tissue. It has no beneficial effect if cast on skeletal remains or on previously animated undead. Thus preserved, a corpse permanently retains the same odour and appearance it had at the time of casting. Embalm does not reverse the effects of putrefaction, but it does prevent any further decay of an individual's physical remains. Unlike more powerful spells (such as Nulathoe's ninemen (FOR) or the clerical spell spirit bind), embalm does not facilitate subsequent resurrection of a corpse. The material component is a drop of vinegar.
Source: DMGR7 - The Complete Book of Necromancers (TSR2151), Page 50

 Embalm
 2nd Level Spell
 Necromancy, Alteration
 Touch
 Permanent
 1 corpse
 V, S, M
 2 rounds
 None
 An embalm spell enables the caster to protect a corpse (or a harvested part thereof) against the natural forces of decay and dissolution, until some later time when it is needed for a spell. If me embalmed cadaver is later animated as a zombie, golem, or other form of animated undead, the creature gains +2 hit points per hit die (8 hp/HD maximum) because of the greater strength and resiliency imparted by the spell to the dead tissue. It has no beneficial effect if cast on skeletal remains or on previously animated undead.

Thus preserved, a corpse permanently retains the same odour and appearance it had at the time of casting. Embalm does not reverse the effects of putrefaction, but it does prevent any further decay of an individual's physical remains. Unlike more powerful spells (such as Nulathoe's ninemen (FOR) or the clerical spell spirit bind), embalm does not facilitate subsequent resurrection of a corpse. The material component is a drop of vinegar.Property "Has description" (as page type) with input value "An embalm spell enables the caster to protect a corpse (or a harvested part thereof) against the natural forces of decay and dissolution, until some later time when it is needed for a spell. If me embalmed cadaver is later animated as a zombie, golem, or other form of animated undead, the creature gains +2 hit points per hit die (8 hp/HD maximum) because of the greater strength and resiliency imparted by the spell to the dead tissue. It has no beneficial effect if cast on skeletal remains or on previously animated undead.</br></br>Thus preserved, a corpse permanently retains the same odour and appearance it had at the time of casting. Embalm does not reverse the effects of putrefaction, but it does prevent any further decay of an individual's physical remains. Unlike more powerful spells (such as Nulathoe's ninemen (FOR) or the clerical spell spirit bind), embalm does not facilitate subsequent resurrection of a corpse. The material component is a drop of vinegar." contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.

 TSR2151
 Wizard
 2
 
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