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Harlas Ravelkione · 01-03-05, 06:44 AM

I was talking about RP'ing the kill of a zombie or skeleton warrior. Like *Kobal sees the undead, gasps, and runs over, drawing his axe, then slaying the undead form*. If the caster then unsummons the spawn, it would seem like it was killed by the player. Just talking roleplay here.

Another thought that came to my mind is that Layonara tries to be as true to PnP as possible. If a character in a good-aligned party (in PnP) summons an undead, they would in 9 out of 10 situations turn om him instantly. And civilised cities in PnP worlds would have laws that permitted undead from walking the street - for obvious reasons. What happens outside the cities, or in outlawed towns or cities is, of course, a whole other story.

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01-03-05, 06:44 AM	#16
Harlas Ravelkione Gamemaster Characters Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Denmark Posts: 3,045 Thanks: 191 Thanked 373 Times in 213 Posts	RE: necromancy and the law I was talking about RP'ing the kill of a zombie or skeleton warrior. Like Kobal sees the undead, gasps, and runs over, drawing his axe, then slaying the undead form. If the caster then unsummons the spawn, it would seem like it was killed by the player. Just talking roleplay here. Another thought that came to my mind is that Layonara tries to be as true to PnP as possible. If a character in a good-aligned party (in PnP) summons an undead, they would in 9 out of 10 situations turn om him instantly. And civilised cities in PnP worlds would have laws that permitted undead from walking the street - for obvious reasons. What happens outside the cities, or in outlawed towns or cities is, of course, a whole other story. Harlas