Plate Stamping (the Iconography Ritual) is a minor ritual of image channeling that engraves the “face of the being” on a metal plate or a document.
- Cost: 100 gold coins to build the resulting statue.
- Risk: a test of intent. Michel failed it the first time; the chaplain let him try again.
- Result in the ritual of Carlos: a failed, eccentric plate of Carlos, compared to a famous mistaken statue of a footballer.
- Role: a permanent bond between the group and the Knights in time.