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Coming back from the dead is possible, but only if you're willing to sacrifice your flesh in the process. Still, reviving as a skeleton doesn't seem that bad, at least people will have to work twice as hard to get rid of you. If dying isn't within your plans, perhaps you can summon one of these undead creatures to aid you in battle or during your adventure. Who knows? Maybe they can be more useful than just an additional warrior in your troop. | Coming back from the dead is possible, but only if you're willing to sacrifice your flesh in the process. Still, reviving as a skeleton doesn't seem that bad, at least people will have to work twice as hard to get rid of you. If dying isn't within your plans, perhaps you can summon one of these undead creatures to aid you in battle or during your adventure. Who knows? Maybe they can be more useful than just an additional warrior in your troop. | ||
An Undead doesn't tire the way a living thing does, doesn't bargain, and rarely remembers who it was well enough to be reasoned with. What's left, mostly, is momentum, whatever drove the creature in life, worn down to its simplest and most stubborn form. What killed an Undead the first time rarely works twice, and a Hero who assumes otherwise usually learns the difference the hard way. | |||
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| Dicey Dangers, Primordial Periodical | Game by Joel Hills |
Undead
Coming back from the dead is possible, but only if you're willing to sacrifice your flesh in the process. Still, reviving as a skeleton doesn't seem that bad, at least people will have to work twice as hard to get rid of you. If dying isn't within your plans, perhaps you can summon one of these undead creatures to aid you in battle or during your adventure. Who knows? Maybe they can be more useful than just an additional warrior in your troop.
An Undead doesn't tire the way a living thing does, doesn't bargain, and rarely remembers who it was well enough to be reasoned with. What's left, mostly, is momentum, whatever drove the creature in life, worn down to its simplest and most stubborn form. What killed an Undead the first time rarely works twice, and a Hero who assumes otherwise usually learns the difference the hard way.
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Pages in category "Undead"
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