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There are some beings whose will is too strong to be extinguished by death (be it the will to help, harm, protect, or just raise hell). These souls drift untethered over the face of the world until they find an acceptable shell. These ''shells'' provide the Dolons with a means of interaction with the world. | There are some beings whose will is too strong to be extinguished by death (be it the will to help, harm, protect, or just raise hell). These souls drift untethered over the face of the world until they find an acceptable shell. These ''shells'' provide the Dolons with a means of interaction with the world. | ||
| − | {{section|Appearance| | + | {{section|Appearance|Dolons appear as either freshly dead or Most Dolons seek out shells which give them some semblance of the appearance or abilities that they had in life. For instance, a soldier would seek out a uniform or suit of plate mail while a [[Sidhe]] would seek out a bed of leaves. Some Dolons might even seek to use their decomposing bodies as shells. Whatever the shell, a Dolon needs one, and within it is seen a faintly humanoid cloud of churning mists.}} |
{{section|Personality|While Dolon personality remains as varied as Dolon appearance, most beings are strongly affected by the experience of death. Heartless murderers might seek to help the families of those they killed or selfless martyrs might seek retribution on their foes. Some Dolons don't even remember their previous lives.}} | {{section|Personality|While Dolon personality remains as varied as Dolon appearance, most beings are strongly affected by the experience of death. Heartless murderers might seek to help the families of those they killed or selfless martyrs might seek retribution on their foes. Some Dolons don't even remember their previous lives.}} | ||
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| + | * '''Dead Flesh''': Immune to bleed damage, poisons, diseases, and death effects. Does not eat or sleep. Do not naturally or magically heal damage. Cannot be repaired. Does not breathe and cannot be killed by suffocation. | ||
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Revision as of 00:55, 1 May 2012
There are some beings whose will is too strong to be extinguished by death (be it the will to help, harm, protect, or just raise hell). These souls drift untethered over the face of the world until they find an acceptable shell. These shells provide the Dolons with a means of interaction with the world.
Appearance
Dolons appear as either freshly dead or Most Dolons seek out shells which give them some semblance of the appearance or abilities that they had in life. For instance, a soldier would seek out a uniform or suit of plate mail while a Sidhe would seek out a bed of leaves. Some Dolons might even seek to use their decomposing bodies as shells. Whatever the shell, a Dolon needs one, and within it is seen a faintly humanoid cloud of churning mists.
Personality
While Dolon personality remains as varied as Dolon appearance, most beings are strongly affected by the experience of death. Heartless murderers might seek to help the families of those they killed or selfless martyrs might seek retribution on their foes. Some Dolons don't even remember their previous lives.
Habitat
No one can say for sure what waits on the other side of death. What one can say for sure is that death is not always an end. Unlike the phantoms of conventional ghost-stories, however, Dolons are not free to walk through walls and aren't tied to a specific place (not usually, at least). They are bound by the same laws that govern the other beings of the Otherworld, though some have extraordinary powers which allow them some interesting feats.
Society
Most Dolons live solitary existences since most cultures and beings view them as profane. Some cultures such as the citizens of Tenebra view Dolons as superior beings. Some primitive and not-so-primitive cultures even worship them as gods. Dolons hold down occupations that make them happy, mostly, since they have little to fear in the way of dying again.
Adventurers
Dolons can take to the road for countless reasons. Some feel they still have a job to do in the world and set about righting wrongs, wronging rights, or completing quests and projects.
Max Caps
Powers
- Dead Flesh: Immune to bleed damage, poisons, diseases, and death effects. Does not eat or sleep. Do not naturally or magically heal damage. Cannot be repaired. Does not breathe and cannot be killed by suffocation.
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