power of human remains?

>I have remains of 20 people stored in a nook

So that would be your... ASH HOLE

>>18161789
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zXDo4dL7SU

>>18161784
This place never fails to just blow my mind.

>>18161800
That's good and all but looking for serious advice here. Save the dumb jokes for /b/ please.

You can stablish communication to some degree with those people by sneezing/ingesting the ashes. It will only last for the time the ashes are in your organism, but you can get information from them

>>18161805
I have ingested a small percentage of the ash in hopes of gaining power/knowledge. I used to procedure for this, I just know some ancient tribes believed this so thought it would not hurt to try. I usually had it in tea or for the larger chunks just mixed it with food.

Also note that I saw absolutely to knowledge or strength gain from eating the remains.

>>18161808
>>18161817
Note to self: ingesting carbon that was previously part of a human being does not result in being granted supernatural gifts.

Just looking for any rituals that might work? I am ok with eating, drinking, or injecting as needed.

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>>18161869

>injecting

You know, they aren't really ashes, but ground bone fragments?

>>18161889
Yep, just using the generic term here.

>>18161891
Also that brings up a good point. I am probably in a position to get some pre-cremation flesh if that would help? Not a ton but I'm sure a few slabs of skin/fat.

>>18161784
unless you have the fossilized left testicle of a primordial god or some shit i don't thing a bunch of charcoal is gonna enable you to do anything remotely useful

>>18162038
Not even call back the spirit?

>>18161784
Dig a hole, fill it with ashes, then a little bit of soil, plant a tree, then cover it a little more. Make sure you water it for Summer. If you do that, then congratulations! You become a master wizard!