Resurrection Routines

The Mighty Fluffball · **Posted:** Mon Jan 29, 2007 10:27 am

Othet wrote:

Count the number of griffons you see from here to the Nerina inn, spin around in circles that many times when you get there, hold your breath until you pass out, then when you wake up, kill the fourth thing you see.

Some people do this anyways without RPPLZTHX, Othet.

kafriel · **Joined:** Tue May 13, 2003 11:58 am **Posts:** 32

If shadiness is the issue so... don't ressurect rogues? Or do you mean people who hide their intent or are being cryptic in some manner?

Perhaps you should not ressurect paladins or hellions they have done what they could for their lord and now they have gone to meet him.

Anyway in both raising and resurrection I always like seeing a good ritual. As a resurrectee I may perform one depending on my religious status. Don't expect a pantheist to be overzealous to a specific deity nor a character from your religion to be casual about it.

Lawfull religions should have some guidelines or how the ritual should be performed while chaotic should have so many ways to do it that people would not even recognise if they came back to life or where teleported to some random plane.

kav · **Joined:** Thu Oct 05, 2006 10:42 am **Posts:** 22

The only complaint I have about all these resurrection business is:

Ain the Eye is an EVIL faith. Damn it, white aura peps, stop trying to get free ride from me. :rant:

and....

Please, for god's sake, identify yourself at the very first sentence of your rez request!

Jada · **Posted:** Thu Feb 01, 2007 10:53 am

kav wrote:

Please, for god's sake, identify yourself at the very first sentence of your rez request!

I even forget to do that sometimes and then I feel stupid. But yeah people. Names are good.

Snuffles · **Posted:** Thu Feb 01, 2007 11:11 am

kav wrote:

The only complaint I have about all these resurrection business is:

Ain the Eye is an EVIL faith. Damn it, white aura peps, stop trying to get free ride from me. :rant:

Oh noes, the BIG BAD LIGHTIES are making the poor evil wittle pwiest wezz them!!

Those underhanded dogs!!

On a more serious note, if this really annoys you so much try doing something about it IC.

Goldlantern · **Posted:** Thu Feb 01, 2007 12:15 pm

Sure, Ain the Eye is an Evil faith, but it can also be put this way, in a Star Wars context.

The Eye religion, is the Sith of Star Wars. Sure, they're evil, they have stormtroopers (who, even though they have a high deathrate, are still kind of cool), but they represent order in it's pure form - and order yields a fair amount of security, despite how corrupted their motives may be. It's perfectly fine for the everyday person (read: lighties) to look to this Order for some stability and assistance. Didn't Luke Skywalker want to join the Imperial Academy at first?

Felgus · **Joined:** Sun Jul 02, 2006 6:34 am **Posts:** 414

Goldlantern wrote:

Sure, Ain the Eye is an Evil faith, but it can also be put this way, in a Star Wars context.

The Eye religion, is the Sith of Star Wars. Sure, they're evil, they have stormtroopers (who, even though they have a high deathrate, are still kind of cool), but they represent order in it's pure form - and order yields a fair amount of security, despite how corrupted their motives may be. It's perfectly fine for the everyday person (read: lighties) to look to this Order for some stability and assistance. Didn't Luke Skywalker want to join the Imperial Academy at first?

Nope, Luke wanted to be a rebel pilot. I understand what you mean, but that's just the way the movies went.

Carsetius · **Joined:** Thu Sep 02, 2004 7:36 am **Posts:** 1471

Goldlantern wrote:

Sure, Ain the Eye is an Evil faith, but it can also be put this way, in a Star Wars context.

The Eye religion, is the Sith of Star Wars. Sure, they're evil, they have stormtroopers (who, even though they have a high deathrate, are still kind of cool), but they represent order in it's pure form - and order yields a fair amount of security, despite how corrupted their motives may be. It's perfectly fine for the everyday person (read: lighties) to look to this Order for some stability and assistance. Didn't Luke Skywalker want to join the Imperial Academy at first?

And you call yourself a Star Wars fan!
/me spits on Lantern!

Goldlantern · **Posted:** Mon Feb 12, 2007 1:51 pm

Someone should go back and read/watch episode iv. He didn't want top be a rebel pilot, he wanted to join the imperial academy, and had to delay his application to take care of the farm. (At his uncle's orders).

Starwars.com wrote:

Luke honed his piloting skills alongside Biggs in Tatooine's infamous Beggar's Canyon, racing his T-16 skyhopper. Biggs and Luke often spoke of joining the Imperial Academy. Despite his dreams, Luke was not allowed to attend. His uncle needed him on the farm, and so when Biggs went away to the Academy, Luke was stranded on Tatooine.

Straight from the horse's mouth.

The Mighty Fluffball · **Posted:** Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:50 pm

Uh, duh?

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