Protection from plagued water

Paladin656 · **Posted:** Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:42 am

The word natural, is modifing the word transmission, not the world plague. So the question is what is natural transmission? I can see the logic behind not protecting from plagued water if you drink it, but I'd like to know that it's plagued lol

Kilia · **Posted:** Wed Feb 02, 2005 5:00 pm

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Well after having lengthy discussions and doing some research on the topic it seems that if there is intent to place plague anywhere then it is completely unnatural (even if it's floating in the air).

I don't get that. Even if it's floating in the air its not a natural transmission? If plague is cast on a person...I can see how that is not a natural transmission, but if another person catches the plague from another...how can that not be a natural transmission? Doesn't make sense.

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I'll just reverse my argument and vote for death shroud not protecting from the plague at all.

So...how's a necromancer supposed to cast plague and not expect to catch it from the person he's plagued?

Paladin656 · **Posted:** Wed Feb 02, 2005 6:16 pm

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So...how's a necromancer supposed to cast plague and not expect to catch it from the person he's plagued?

The same way hellions do?

Of course, I dunno how they do that anyway.

Kilia · **Posted:** Wed Feb 02, 2005 10:56 pm

So how can you say the same way hellions do HMMMMM?

Guest · **Posted:** Wed Feb 02, 2005 11:34 pm

Because if there is intent to harm somebody with the plague (any form of the diseases classified under plague) then it becomes unnatural.

Don't ask me why intent has anything to do with it, obviously if anything living does something it is unnatural...go figure.

And somebody needs to make a [REDACTED] druid.

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