[X] Heresy of Death (You can restore anybody to life; if they lack a soul, you will restore them as well as you remember them. The process of death will start to behave strangely around you; this effect is enhanced when you use [HERESY])
I think this is the best. I'm wary of Thought both because I'm already scared of what Miquella can do with giving and taking away free will and because messing up minds is potentially dangerous to anyone near us, which will torpedo our stuff. Time and Distance are good mechanically, but again I'm wary of abusing the local spacetime too much and making a Ringed City or something worse. Shackles will decay our resources which we can't afford, since were in Middle of Nowhere, Northern LB. Death preserves what would be normally irreprecable resources (a.k.a. heroes, advisors and the like), provides new options to acquire unique advantages (imagine we find the Zamor and return them to existence, and the bit about things without soul majes me wonder about certain mutating corpse in Deeproot Depths...), while its side effect is manageable, and perhaps even useful (if people just randomly fall dead, we can always repair it, if they intead rise on their own we might have an unlimited pool of unskilled labour.)
I think this is the best. I'm wary of Thought both because I'm already scared of what Miquella can do with giving and taking away free will and because messing up minds is potentially dangerous to anyone near us, which will torpedo our stuff. Time and Distance are good mechanically, but again I'm wary of abusing the local spacetime too much and making a Ringed City or something worse. Shackles will decay our resources which we can't afford, since were in Middle of Nowhere, Northern LB. Death preserves what would be normally irreprecable resources (a.k.a. heroes, advisors and the like), provides new options to acquire unique advantages (imagine we find the Zamor and return them to existence, and the bit about things without soul majes me wonder about certain mutating corpse in Deeproot Depths...), while its side effect is manageable, and perhaps even useful (if people just randomly fall dead, we can always repair it, if they intead rise on their own we might have an unlimited pool of unskilled labour.)
