| Display title | Grave Robbing |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A grave robber (or Tomb Raider) digs up a grave or breaks into a crypt or mausoleum to steal the corpse inside, whether it be for medical research, profit by selling the body to medical researchers (which used to be done by shady professions called Bodysnatchers or Resurrectionists), resurrection of the dead, or... whatever reason. This also includes stealing treasure, valuables, and Artifacts Of Doom that happen to be buried with the corpse, not just the corpse itself, especially if the tomb belonged to royalty. In some situations this can also include vandalism of the corpse if the robber is trying to make a statement or just feels especially spiteful. |
