I’m wondering about how inextricably mixed their lives really are.
A spell which restores life but occasiionally fails to restart the heart is not, in fact, a spell which restores life. Either they intended to create a form of undead, they needed them both to get it to work right and didn’t realize it, OR it will only finish working when they are both together.
And apparently clerics in this place are universally so arrogant that they never check to see if their suppositions / preconceptions / opinions are actually correct. Sort of like politicians, I guess…
If we presume it would restore oxygen in the blood (to enable life) and a restored brain (and other tissue affected by decay), that spell would be good for more or less 14 seconds till unconsciousness. If you’d do CPR immediately, it would be able to revive people (and zombies) successfully.
I hope that was fatal. Maga needs a win.
No, but it was nonfatal because she didn’t choose to kill the ninja, not because she couldn’t.
And she does, doesn’t she.
I’m wondering about how inextricably mixed their lives really are.
A spell which restores life but occasiionally fails to restart the heart is not, in fact, a spell which restores life. Either they intended to create a form of undead, they needed them both to get it to work right and didn’t realize it, OR it will only finish working when they are both together.
And apparently clerics in this place are universally so arrogant that they never check to see if their suppositions / preconceptions / opinions are actually correct. Sort of like politicians, I guess…
If we presume it would restore oxygen in the blood (to enable life) and a restored brain (and other tissue affected by decay), that spell would be good for more or less 14 seconds till unconsciousness. If you’d do CPR immediately, it would be able to revive people (and zombies) successfully.