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| Title = Didn't Hamud say...<br />
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{{Turbine Games Q&A Question<br />
| Asked = 2000.12.28<br />
| Player = Icebandit the Blue<br />
| Title = Didn't Hamud say...<br />
| Category = Backstory<br />
| Question = ...that Dereth was a world you couldn't die on? I took this to mean that one can't die of old age, but does it mean that if someone dies of old age, they will become undead?<br /><br />I also seem to remember that there were no new undead since the lifestones, which would seem to say that no one dies...<br /><br />Thanks<br />
| Answered = 2000.12.28<br />
| Dev = Stormwaltz<br />
| Answer = Hamud is a man who believes in the power of the sword. Ending another's life or ending one's own can't be done here. From Hamud's point of view, a life without risk is no life at all. Thus, he feels existence here is pointless and bleak.<br /><br />Most undead are thousands of years old, the remnants of a civilization previous to Asheron's. A few were created shortly after the lifestones appeared - the artifacts did not work properly at first. Instead of resurrecting you, they'd reanimate your corpse.<br /><br />The Frisirth of Frore was known to have a spell capable of severing one's tie to a lifestone, thus the fate of the Tremblant party. It is assumed that Bael'Zharon knows how to do this as well.<br />
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