Wulf Corbett wrote:
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> I just say a lost soul ends up a spirit because it's lost, and it's a
> hell of a lot easier to get to the Spirit World than a specific God's
> demesne. Magical osmosis, sort of. Therefore, I allow Ghosts with
This is a good point. or for someone who dies far away from home or under questionable circumstances.
> theistic affinities & feats - I would even allow them to worship at a
> temple, after suitable pennance, and therefore get to the right
> heaven. It'll lose my Spirit Talker a useful Follower though...
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> > Some heortlings are born with spirits instead of souls (bad
> wording, I
> > know)... and they often become ghosts at death.
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> Wouldn't those be the Heortlings that become Animists? Or would they
> become ghosts BECAUSE they worshipped theistically when they SHOULD
> have been animists (sort of an innate misapplication of worship)?
>
> Wulf
Why yes. =) That would be a good way of putting it. I am starting to think your afterlife might be less than splendid if you were exclusively missapplied...
... that would be really depressing.
(Look. I want to know where St. Ehmeil is. Please tell me. (Who? Saint? Have another flagon! Yer' the bestest... (No, seriously! There's been some sort of mistake. (Ha! You're a riot. We'll get you some beef and then you can find awench on your own...
Jeff
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