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Hades question

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Bakoro:

--- Quote from: Quantus on June 13, 2017, 08:01:26 PM ---The more we talk about it the more Im hoping it's a more specific and unique Artifact, rather than just a bunch of Mordite under mental control.   

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Naw, complete opposite here. It being some artifact any fool could put on would be lame. Having a few chunks of literally death floating around his head is cool. It's a monument to his constant and unbending Willpower and self control. A single stray though means death, yet he's just walking around with it on his head anyway. He must have supreme confidence that *no one* could overpower his Will and kill him (and you *know* all his prisoners try like, all the time). And with all that, he doesn't even have to cast a spell to take someone out, just think in their direction too hard.
   
It's the most extreme way to say: "Come at me bro".

jonas:
Whyh do we assume a creature whom is a master of death has any inherent weakness for mordite? by all appearances he does not and its not a matter of 'willpower' its just what he is.

Bakoro:

--- Quote from: jonas on July 02, 2017, 04:40:12 AM ---Whyh do we assume a creature whom is a master of death has any inherent weakness for mordite? by all appearances he does not and its not a matter of 'willpower' its just what he is.

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Because one of the great things about the Dresden Files is that even Immortals can get die under the right circumstances. Everyone is vulnerable to some extent. Being a capital 'I' Immortal, he might be able to just come back, assuming mordite doesn't kill things like a Sword of the Cross kills things, but Jim said at one point that Immortals come back "eventually", so it's at the least very inconvenient and would still count as a loss in any given battle.   

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