The anoris curse causes the flesh of the victim’s mouth to knit together and seal itself shut. The victim can breathe through its nostrils or similar orifices but cannot speak or use a bite attack. The victim is unable to eat or drink unless a system of drip tubes is devised and used to deliver liquefied nutrition.
The anoris curse can be ameliorated by slicing open the flesh of the victim’s face, dealing 5 (2d4) slashing damage and reducing its Charisma score by 2, though unless a regenerate spell is applied the victim’s oral tissues remain ragged and malformed. Until properly healed, the accursed creature must succeed on a DC 10 check to successfully cast any spell with a verbal component; if the check fails, the spell is ruined. While you still have this curse, a sliced open mouth will seal shut again each 24 hours.
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