Original illustration from LMS special edition
Power to Reject Death is an advanced skill serves as a life insurance. If not countered[1], it activates automatically when the gamer's avatar should have died.
Description[]
The skill ‘The Power to Reject Death’ is a 2nd tier skill advancement[2] related to the Blood Necromancers sub-class. Blood Necromancer is an advanced profession of Necromancer. Under special circumstances, it can be gifted to a third party[3].
Skill Information[]
- Basic Information
- Prerequisite:
- It automatically triggers and activates when health reaches zero. At the crossroads of life and death, avoid being put to rest by thy foes, and seek revenge.
- When triggered:
- The gamer is immediately revived as an undead, ready to rage across the battlefield.
- The Undead type depends of the skill level.
- If not killed, after a day, the gamer will return to being human. If the undead avatar is killed, the gamer experience the Death Penalty.
- Advanced Information
- While in the undead state, the gamer stats are boosted.
- For example:
- All stats will increase
- The gamer gains two times the amount of life and mana.
- The gamer benefits from the Undead status.
- For example:
- The gamer becomes completely immune to black magic curses.
- Etc
- The gamer suffers the limitation of the undead status.
- For example :
- Support through healing from a priest becomes unavailable.
- The gamer becomes vulnerable to Holy Magic.
- Etc.
Trivia[]
- Weed first experienced this skill in the death valley, after he dies from the breath of the bone dragon[4].
- The second time it happened was in the Intermediate Combat Training Hall, in Todeum[5], the kingdom of vampires.
- He experiences it the third time in the depth of Jigolath, the Forbidden Zones[6], where it turned him in a Bone Dragon.
- The Skill did not activate the next time he died, during the necromancer quest line after being chased by Hermes Guild troops, since it was on a sacred land [7].
- In the Melbourne mine, Bard Ray was prepared and knew how to counter it[8]
References[]
- ↑ Volume 28 Chapter 8
- ↑ Volume 7 Chapter 5
- ↑ Volume 7 Chapter 5
- ↑ Volume 9 Chapter 10
- ↑ Volume 11 Chapter 7 reference need to be proof checked
- ↑ Volume 23 Chapter 1
- ↑ Reference missing
- ↑ Volume 28 Chapter 8 reference does not explain how