Absolution Pure - Revision history

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	Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. There was another such curse on the same spell list that liquified the skeleton, so the two in conjunction may explain the [[Purgatory#Representation\|throne room]] in [[The Graveyard]]. In the "[[The Legend of the Necropolis of Etrevion]]" [[Bandur Etrevion\|Bandur]] supposedly slayed [[Kestrel Etrevion\|Kestrel]] with a "Spell of Absolution Pure" in a fit of possession and rage.		Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. There was another such curse on the same spell list that liquified the skeleton, so the two in conjunction may explain the [[Purgatory#Representation\|throne room]] in [[The Graveyard]]. In the "[[The Legend of the Necropolis of Etrevion]]" [[Bandur Etrevion\|Bandur]] supposedly slayed [[Kestrel Etrevion\|Kestrel]] with a "Spell of Absolution Pure" in a fit of possession and rage.

	==Behind ~~The~~ Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	[[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit. What truly distinguishes Lorminstra in GemStone is her reincarnation powers. The [[Sign of Hopelessness]] is an absolution effect as well, referring to the "hopelessness" messaging in [[Purgatory]]. The soul is ripped apart by the forces of darkness, but the tattered pieces are gently reassembled by the death goddess. She returns your soul to the world with your memories suddenly rushing back to you.		[[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit. What truly distinguishes Lorminstra in GemStone is her reincarnation powers. The [[Sign of Hopelessness]] is an absolution effect as well, referring to the "hopelessness" messaging in [[Purgatory]]. The soul is ripped apart by the forces of darkness, but the tattered pieces are gently reassembled by the death goddess. She returns your soul to the world with your memories suddenly rushing back to you.

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	'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects analogous to [[Sacrifice]], where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]). However, she would herself destroy hopelessly dark souls, using her Staff of Doom.		'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects analogous to [[Sacrifice]], where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]). However, she would herself destroy hopelessly dark souls, using her Staff of Doom. The paradox is that our souls [[demonic\|dissolved]] into nothingness in [[Purgatory]] regardless.

	Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. There was another such curse on the same spell list that liquified the skeleton, so the two in conjunction may explain the [[Purgatory#Representation\|throne room]] in [[The Graveyard]].		Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. There was another such curse on the same spell list that liquified the skeleton, so the two in conjunction may explain the [[Purgatory#Representation\|throne room]] in [[The Graveyard]]. In the "[[The Legend of the Necropolis of Etrevion]]" [[Bandur Etrevion\|Bandur]] supposedly slayed [[Kestrel Etrevion\|Kestrel]] with a "Spell of Absolution Pure" in a fit of possession and rage.

	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	[[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit. What truly distinguishes Lorminstra in GemStone is her reincarnation powers. The [[Sign of Hopelessness]] is an absolution effect as well, referring to the "hopelessness" messaging in [[Purgatory]]. The soul is ripped apart by the forces of darkness, but the tattered pieces are gently reassembled by the death goddess.		[[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit. What truly distinguishes Lorminstra in GemStone is her reincarnation powers. The [[Sign of Hopelessness]] is an absolution effect as well, referring to the "hopelessness" messaging in [[Purgatory]]. The soul is ripped apart by the forces of darkness, but the tattered pieces are gently reassembled by the death goddess. She returns your soul to the world with your memories suddenly rushing back to you.

	[[Category:ICE Age]]		[[Category:ICE Age]]

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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	[[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit. What truly distinguishes Lorminstra in GemStone is her reincarnation powers.		[[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit. What truly distinguishes Lorminstra in GemStone is her reincarnation powers. The [[Sign of Hopelessness]] is an absolution effect as well, referring to the "hopelessness" messaging in [[Purgatory]]. The soul is ripped apart by the forces of darkness, but the tattered pieces are gently reassembled by the death goddess.

	[[Category:ICE Age]]		[[Category:ICE Age]]

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	'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects analogous to [[Sacrifice]], where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].		'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects analogous to [[Sacrifice]], where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]). However, she would herself destroy hopelessly dark souls, using her Staff of Doom.

	Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. ~~[[Pale Embrace]]~~ was ~~arguably~~ a ~~modern~~ ~~spell~~ of ~~this~~ ~~kind,~~ ~~which~~ ~~was~~ ~~used~~ ~~for~~ ~~assassinations~~ in ~~Elven~~ ~~courts.~~ ~~The~~ ~~rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse~~ may ~~have~~ ~~been similar. The~~ [[~~Vaalor~~]] ~~will execute the most severe criminals~~ [[~~Customs~~ ~~of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison~~]] ~~that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit~~.		Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. There was another such curse on the same spell list that liquified the skeleton, so the two in conjunction may explain the [[Purgatory#Representation\|throne room]] in [[The Graveyard]].

			==Behind The Scenes==
			[[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit. What truly distinguishes Lorminstra in GemStone is her reincarnation powers.

	[[Category:ICE Age]]		[[Category:ICE Age]]

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for some reason I never included Sacrifice as the modern equivalent

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	'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].		'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects analogous to [[Sacrifice]], where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].

	Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. [[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit.		Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. [[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit.

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added vaalor permanent exile/death poison

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	'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].		'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].

	Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. [[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar.		Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. [[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar. The [[Vaalor]] will execute the most severe criminals [[Customs of the Elves of House Vaalor#Discipline and Punishment\|with a poison]] that prevents even Lorminstra from returning the soul to the body, though this is rare, and may be ignoring her power to reincarnate the dead from pure spirit.

	[[Category:ICE Age]]		[[Category:ICE Age]]

INIQUITY at 08:13, 10 January 2015

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	'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].		'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].

	Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. [[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts.		Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. [[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts. The rumored [[Master of Lore]] geas curse may have been similar.

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	'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].		'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].

	Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed.		Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed. [[Pale Embrace]] was arguably a modern spell of this kind, which was used for assassinations in Elven courts.

	[[Category:ICE Age]]		[[Category:ICE Age]]

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	'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the Shadow World setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].		'''Absolutions''' were a class of "fatal channels" in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] mechanics or [[Rolemaster]] system. They were instant death effects, where the soul was torn from the body. Spells of Absolution Pure were irrevocable in the absence of a high-level resurrection spell, and Dark Absolution would destroy the soul itself, forever ending the existence of the target. Very old spell lists refer to the soul as "needing to exist" for this reason. In the [[Shadow World]] setting, Dark Absolutions were always the work of servants of the [[Unlife]], and were considered the worst possible fate in the religion of [[Lorminstra]].

	Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed.		Possible forms of Dark Absolution included being "[[Ordainers\|ordained]]", falling prey to malevolent artifacts, being fed upon by dark powers, as well as black curses, such as "[[Kadaena]]'s Kiss" which melted away all of the flesh and kept the skeleton alive for hours in agony before the soul was destroyed.