1. If there is enough money in my estate I DO/DO NOT request the state to purchase a suitable spell to return me to life. I understand that, in some circumstances, a Reincarnate type spell will be used and I may be returned into a very different body to the one I inhabit now.
2. I also understand that state appointed priests will ascertain that it is my spirit, rather than that of a malignant interloper, that has been returned. Should it be shown that the Returned Spirit is an interloper, the body will be destroyed and the rest of the will executed.
3. Excluding the previous clauses, my will shall be read 1 Month after my death and executed 1 year after my death. However, my estate will make suitable interim provision for my spouse, children and any other direct dependents.
4. If I return from death after the will has been executed, I will not be entitled to the return of my previous estates.
5. My Noble Estate will be left to :- (delete as appropriate)
   1. The Noble Estate consist of Patents along with the land and properties associated with them. Each patent must be left to a named individual.
   2. My spouse
   3. My Heir Note Order of Precedence = Named Heir, Children in birth order, Cousins, Entourage Cousins)
   4. Named individual or group
6. My Personal Estate will be left to :-
   1. The Personal Estate consist of anything not associated with a patent.
   2. The Personal Estate may be disposed of as one part, or specific bequests made, according to the following format.
   3. My spouse
   4. Equally divided between my spouse and my children.
   5. Equally divided between my children
   6. My Heir Note Order of Precedence = Named Heir, Children in birth order, Cousins, Entourage Cousins)
   7. Named individual or group
   8. The State of Midmarch.
   9. Except for
      1. Specific Bequests

The Chief Magistrate will act as executor, or to oversee any self-appointed executor pertaining to the wills of members of the Midmarch Chapter. The Temple of Abadar will make decisions on other wills, although they can also be referred to The Chief Magistrate if necessary.

In cases of no will being left, the magistrates, in conjunction with the priests of Abadar, will make an appropriate judgement. However, they will be required to take any known wishes, of the individual, into consideration.