By signing the Glyph of Death and touching a recently dead corpse's head (within the last 4 hours), the caster may replay the events from that day from the corpse's point of view. The caster may rewind or fast forward as much as they please, however the longer the corpse is dead (after the first 4 hours of death), the beginning of the corpse's memory is shortened and gone completely after 6 hours of the corpse's death (2 hours after the first 4 hours of death).
While playing through the corpse's memory, the caster cannot move their body and is unable to perceive any of their surroundings in the real world. The longer the caster replays the corpse's memories from that day, the more exhausted the caster gets. The spell is dispelled when the caster removes their hand from the corpse, if they are removed from the corpse, or if they are knocked unconscious (due to exhaustion or outside forces).
If the caster is knocked unconscious, they must make a Wisdom saving throw to determine if they retain the knowledge. On a failed saving throw, the caster loses the ability to recall what information they received from the spell and they must take [roll]1d6[/roll] of psychic damage.
The cantrip can be used at Player Level 3 or higher.
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