The Lore of the Great Maw has many recipes for disaster and Butchers often chew flesh, suck marrow or stuff some raw gobbet into their mouths to aid their casting and replenish their own vitality. The Butcher puts a disembodied limb to his mouth and sucks all the blood, fluid and marrow out of it with one titanic intake before casting the husk to one side. As be gulps down this vile cocktail of juices his gut gurgles with magical energy, either healing him or, if the Maw is displeased, ravaging his insides...
Source: Warhammer Armies Project: Unofficial 9th Edition
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Roll a D6 immediately after resolving the effects of a successfully cast spell from the Lore of the Great Maw. On a roll of 2-6, the Wizard that cast the spell recovers one lost Wound (up to his starting number of Wounds), and adds +1 to the total rolled on the dice the next time he attempts to cast or dispel a spell. On a roll of 1 the Wizard that cast the spell suffers a Strength 6 hit.