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Instead of a ring, a full arm bracelet thing?
Warhammer Fantasy: Divided Loyalties - an Advisor's Quest
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[X] Kill: Branulhune
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I see. An effectively instant travel spell would still be very neat, but we probably simply don't have time to spend on developing it. If it was in any way easy it would have been created long ago by one High Elf or another.
For the sake of argument, what about "Mother of Learning"-style Simulacrum spell? A weakened, temporary, soulless magical construct created in your image that nevertheless possesses a fully functional copy of your mind.
If it can make its own decisions its a daemon
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Not a warp entity in any way.
If Mathilde calls for reinforcements, Regimand will probably be there within the minute and the Taalites will start arriving soon after that.
Anything that can think and doesn't have a soul is free real estate for Daemons.
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[X] Kill: Dragonflask
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- South Africa
Side note, but reading the votes quickly looks like as if we are voting to kill our sword, instead of killing someone with it.
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Ah, that makes sense. A pity.
Does this mean that all thinking undead have a soul of their own?
The whats left of what they had while they lived.
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Vampires are souls bound to their body, as are Liches, and I think Mummies are too (though with less secure bindings) but I'm not certain on that one.
All other forms of intelligent undead I can think of are just souls, without the body.
Is there a category I'm missing?
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Wights.
Which also have souls
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I think that raising any Nehekharan undead, including even skeletons, involves invoking a soul from the Underworld.
Yes, usually the one they had in life, though most necromancers aren't averse to swapping in another one if they can't find the original.
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"Introducing Universal Soul Plug and Play, the driving force behind the new, easy-to-use necromancy network. Making necromancy as accessible to tomorrow's magic-users as cantrips are to today's."
Rewritten from a turn-of-the-millennium CES advertisement.
Rewritten from a turn-of-the-millennium CES advertisement.
NavySeel
"I don't know what I'm doing."
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Mathilde is a loose canon Grey Wizard who doesn't play by the rules.
But damn it she's so effective they can't kick her off the force.
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Nah, she just had some stylistic differences.
NavySeel
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I feel like most Grey wizards are more like realistic irl spies, meanwhile Mathilde is the explosions everywhere James Bond kind of spy.
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I mean, our master had a running battle with a tzeentchian sorcerer through half the Empire, faked a spectacular failure to lure it close and then killed it.
That's not the most subtle mission either...
NavySeel
"I don't know what I'm doing."
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I mean... she had to get it from somewhere.
And our Patriarch is best known for building a set of disappearing Doom Towers filled with forbidden lore which are used to lure those seeking said lore to their deaths.