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QuestionText:	Hiya! My character is immortal, in the sense that he can die, but then his body turns into black goop and reforms from that goop. This can happen slowly or quickly depending on plot convenience. (ETA cuz I forgot to mention: he can also change appearance when he revives, be it just something like genitals or hair color or changing his entire look and body shape.) I'd really like to keep this, as his immortality is very essential to his character and his sense of self. How would this be handled with regards to your death rules?<br><br>Additionally, he has a power that makes anyone who has sex with him want to kill him. This one, I'd want to make optional for people. Is that cool?<br><br>Thanks!<div class="edittime"><em>Edited <span class="datetime"><span class="comment-date-text"> </span> <span title="">2026-03-07 06:03 am (local)</span></span></em></div>
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AnswerText:	His immortality (goopy intermediate state included) can be entirely functional in game! It would neatly bypass the usual death-mechanics as he's not dying in any sort of way that would require outside intervention. His ability to change appearance on revival could also function as it usually does.<br><br>And with the latter power... the want to kill him after sex can be as hit or miss as desired. Whatever works best (or worst) in the moment.

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