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    [Birthright] - Undead

    All of this recent talk of undead started me thinking. (Very Dangerous)
    I do not like the idea of a Major Awnsheghlien getting level drained
    by undead. Its too...too...pedestrian,common,tacky.

    I have had two ideas on the matter and would appreciate constructive
    criticism from anyone, even evil schmucks :) ;

    1) Undead recognize the blood of Azrai and avoid it or at least refuse
    to attack it.

    2) There is a chance equal to the blood score that the draining can be
    resisted.

    Comments ?

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    ok, how about a scheme of the undead wanting to actually promote the
    domination of Azrai by trying to spread his blood, or to corrupt other
    bloodlines?

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    [Birthright] - Undead

    Sythryc Said:

    >ok, how about a scheme of the undead wanting to actually promote the
    >domination of Azrai by trying to spread his blood, or to corrupt other
    >bloodlines?

    In order to for this to happen some one or thing must actively promote
    it. This some one or thing must have the power to either coerce or entice
    others into doing what it desires. I see no agency on Aerbynnis of this
    "quality", but on the Shadow World you have the Cold Rider. Can the Cold
    Rider aka "the Heart if Azrai" accomplish this ? It depends.

    It depends on what you believe the entity is; God, Artifact, something
    else entirely ? There is no way to know for sure. My guess is that if
    Ghosts are running kingdoms in the Shadow World its because the two
    spellcaster types of undead (Liches & some Vampires) have left the
    Shadow world for greener pastures leaving only the less powerful Ghosts
    and Spectres behind. If that's the case (and I'm on really thin ice here)
    then I fail to see how this entity could do very much on Cerilia in a
    pro-active sense. It could of course act as an enabler.

    Given the difficulty the Magian had in keeping going before being blooded
    I would expect there are few if any more liches around. The Vampire is
    logically the only one of its kind. That leaves same two types of undead
    spirits as above. Again my feeling is possible but unlikely, at least
    on a conscious level. But YMMV.

    L8R

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    DKEvermore@aol.co
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    [Birthright] - Undead

    In a message dated 98-01-31 07:53:30 EST, you write:

    > Ghosts are running kingdoms in the Shadow World its because the two
    > spellcaster types of undead (Liches & some Vampires) have left the
    > Shadow world for greener pastures leaving only the less powerful Ghosts
    >
    I do believe I read somewhere that it is thought that while Ghosts may be
    powerful lords, they may answer to emperors, a role taken by Liches.

    - -DKE

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