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| QuestionFaqPage | Page | Log - June 2025/Event FAQ |
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| Link | URL | https://enochlesis.dreamwidth.org/4871.html?thread=1609735#cmt1609735 |
| AskedBy | String | disbanding |
| DateAsked | Date | 2025-06-05 |
| QuestionText | Wikitext | for the friendly wildlife, if hector were to come across a deer or a fox or something that has been killed and do his weird necromancy to revive it, how would the other animals respond to that? both the act of doing it and the newly undead friend. |
| DateAnswered | Date | 2025-06-05 |
| AnswerText | Wikitext | It'll depend a bit on how awful this necromanced critter looks, at least to a degree. Having exposed muscle or bone may cause some deep concern from critters, more than without; they may have to process their feelings in very animal ways, which may result in overtures of aggression, affection, playfulness, arousal, fear... But ultimately, the animals will calm down once they've gotten over the whiplash of going from grieving to realizing that the one they've lost is... back?? Smells a little funny, but there they are, alive again. Edited (left my funny discord formatting thingies) 2025-06-05 07:46 pm (local) |
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