> Can someone killed by Chaos be resurected? I'd say no, if it's true that
> Chaos doesn't kill in the usual sense, but destroys totally the soul. But
> I've always allowed resurection on characters killed by chaos. Also, what
> does it mean "to be killed by chaos"? If a broo kills you with a sword you
> are not killed by chaos, but you are if a gorp digests you with its acid
> (which is a chaotic power)? On the same vein, you can't meet an ancestor
> killed by Chaos, can you?
In my opinion there are only a few Chaos things sufficiently powerful to utterly destroy a being. (Well, a few powerful things and one apparantly weak thing: the disease Soul Waste.)
To utterly destroy a person requires that they be not just physically annihilated (which your gorp does most adequately) but that they be returned to the Chaos flux outside the world and disolved. The demons and devils of the God War could do this and so can the few things that survive from that time.
Umm, the Bat? The Chaos Hydra? The Mother of Monsters? (Maybe.) But not your average broo. Unless he can call up the Vortex spell and throw you into that of course. Heh. Heh.
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