Mummy

Unlike most forms of undead, mummies are created from the bodies of exalted individuals who consent before their death to be processed in such a manner in order that they become sacred guardians of hallowed locales. The art of creating the Sanctified Dead has been practised by the orcs throughout all ages.
Mummies are created through the "Mummification" spell of the sacred necromancers who follow the Second Path. This spell takes 8 days to cast. During this time, the body of the recently dead is prepared, embalmed, dried with salt and carefully wrapped in ceremonial trappings inscribed with angelic symbols. The heart is removed and placed into a jar containing soil from the locale the mummy is tasked with protecting. This jar is them placed within the Other Side of the mirror using the "Other Side" spell. Additionally, the corpse's soul must be divided into seven parts using the "Severing the Soul" spell, and each fragment of the soul is placed into a separate sliver of glass. Once this is done, the seven slivers are inserted into the body. The usual practice is to slide the slivers into the throat, navel and into the spaces where the heart, kidneys and eyes had been. Though difficult, it is possible for a sacred necromancer to cast this spell upon themselves through careful preparation and planning.
Upon completion of this spell the caster expends one permanent point of Zeal or Prana and the subject becomes a mummy. They no longer need to eat, sleep or drink, and powers such as the Glare of the Sun have no effect upon them, for they are not Infected. The spell that created them infused their corpse's flesh with angelic light. A mummy is tied to a specific location which it cannot leave. If its heart is destroyed it loses its regenerative capabilities and so cannot repair or heal itself naturally.