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Mummies, also called the Undying or Reborn, are immortals whose bodies have been ritualistically preserved and granted the power of self-resurrection. The most well-known mummies in the The World of Darkness are the mummies of Egyptian origin, which were created by the Spell of Life.
Mummy: The Resurrection is the third iteration of the Mummy character type for the World of Darkness. MtR was the first time that mummies were presented as a stand-alone game line, and was the flagship game for the Year of the Scarab.
Mummy (also referred to as A World of Darkness: Mummy on the title page and as World of Darkness: Mummy on the book's copyright page and introduction), a sourcebook for Vampire: The Masquerade First Edition.
World of Darkness Mummy: The Resurrection is a role-playing game released by White Wolf Game Studios on March 19, 2001, where the players assume the role of resurrected mummies living in the modern world.
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Mummies are part of a legacy that dates back to Ancient Egypt, granted immortality by the Spell of Life. While they can be killed, they always come back after a sojourn in the Underworld; it's near-impossible, even in the World of Darkness, to finally kill a mummy once and for all.
Mummy lore is primarily tied to the large metaplot surrounding Egypt. So beyond the Setites, the Silent Striders, the Bubasti and the Mokole of Egypt, you're not going to get a lot of word count devoted to a rare supernatural group unless it's integral to something that needs to go into a book.
