From:	MC23 <mc23@**********.COM>
Subject:	Re: Human inhabitation by an ally spirit
Date:	Sat, 30 May 1998 17:13:49 -0400

Once upon a time, 'K' is the Symbol wrote;

>In a message dated 5/30/98 11:49:59 AM US Eastern Standard Time,
>dghost@****.COM writes:
>
><snipped various replies and banterings on allies, necromancers, and the
>like>
>
>> As for what you quoted, how does that apply to 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
>
>THANK YOU D. Ghost, that was more towards what I was looking at as well.
>It's
>often nice when you don't read small snippets or single paragraphs and read
>whole works of material and -THEN- draw the conclusions...

<Starting to get pissed off>

I was pointing out that live bodies could be used and that
inhabitation was not inclusively restricted to dead bodies. Those quotes
were all I needed for that. Sentient bodies are the contradiction, not
all live bodies. I can read quite full well and posted only what was most
important. Quoting the whole damn book is a waste of time.
And for the record, the dead body were used as homunculus for the
necromancers in my game.

Once again the original question was are ally inhabitations limited
to cadavers, the answer is no. What live bodies are available are in
contention though.

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