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Weapons that can kill Immortals?
jonas:
--- Quote from: knnn on June 13, 2017, 01:14:42 AM ---Yup! Thanks Wyltok.
Point is, the Blackstaff is *something else* when it comes to power, unlike the Athame.
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It's funny because the three swords are generally thought to have a guardian/grace attached to it. One wonders about similar powered beings being connected to the other two. Something I'd not thought of at all on the noose before.
Rasins:
I would say that a good definition of immortal in the DV would be someone who would not expect to "die of natural causes."
Meaning that they would keep on going, barring any kind of disease or trauma. Humans can expect to die of natural causes if they don't succumb to some kind of disease or trauma.
Beings like Wampires WON'T die of natural causes, making them effectively immortal, unless something comes along and KILLS them.
Other immortals require very special circumstances, but still fall under the ageis of immortal, but for those circumstances.
Then there are the truly Immortal. I don't know that we've met any of them yet. Even Uriel can be killed under the right circumstances.
kazimmoinuddin:
I think the stone table can help kill immortals, but in a way allow them to be reborn.
LordDresden2:
--- Quote from: Quantus on June 29, 2017, 08:36:41 PM ---Hurt it enough to knock it off his trail, but there's nothing to say it was able to get around the Immortal part and actually destroy the thing, he'd presumably be able to pull himself back together eventually, as described in CD. Several folks think Shaggy was that same Naaglosshi that was nursing an old grudge.
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I've seen that theory (that Shagnasty was Morgan's creature), but to my knowledge there's been no WoJ supporting it and I've seen no evidence at all of it in the texts.
Rasins:
--- Quote from: LordDresden2 on July 06, 2017, 06:18:05 AM ---I've seen that theory (that Shagnasty was Morgan's creature), but to my knowledge there's been no WoJ supporting it and I've seen no evidence at all of it in the texts.
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I can take it or leave it. It doesn't add nor detract from the story for it to have been the same one or not.
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