| From: | Alfredo B Alves <dghost@****.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Human inhabitation by an ally spirit |
| Date: | Sat, 30 May 1998 11:45:30 -0500 |
>Once upon a time, 'K' is the Symbol wrote;
>>Actually, considering how many people know this, I'm certain it's in
one of
>>the Grimoire's (1st or 2nd ed).
>
> I've proved popular belief wrong before. Let's see what references
I
>can spy. All taken from Grimoire 2 p.67 Inhabitation.
> "This power differs from Possession, which allows the spirit to
>inhabit _any living body_.
>and
> "As long as _the body still lives_, the ally cannot leave it."
>
>That should fully answer that.
<SNIP Sig>
> I am MC23
Should, but not neccisarrily (see end)
Actually, the Grimmy says a magician can supply an animal or human host
for the Ally and then later says that a an Ally can't inhabit a sentient
host (like a person)
I posted my interpretation that what was meant was that Allies can
inhabit dead humans and someone suggested a necromancer as a variant who
can only summon Allies to inhabit corpses.
As for what you quoted, how does that applyto a body of clay or iron?
IMO, that just means that if the body takes deadly damage after it
inhabits the body it is disrupted ...
btw, do Allies in inorganic bodies heal?
D.Ghost
(aka Pixel, Tantrum, and RuPixel)
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