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Alpha Two Phase III testing has begun! During this phase, our realms will be open every day, and we'll only have downtime for updates and maintenance. We'll keep everyone up-to-date about downtimes in Discord.
If you have Alpha Two, you can download the game launcher here, and we encourage you to join us on our Official Discord Server for the most up to date testing news.
Random Thought 4506: Diseases? Rot?
Sathrago
Member, Alpha Two
So, here's a random thought. If players, or more accurately, the mortal races all turn to ashes when they die, what sort of impact does this have on diseases that would normally spread from the mishandling of corpses? Historically we buried the dead or cremated them to reduce these factors, but in a world where this doesn't happen... I can't even imagine what the difference would be.
I guess the most common diseases would come from slain monsters and domesticated animals, but i feel like this could be an interesting lore point of the game. This changes how warzones affect the soldiers and wildlife. There is also no way for people to physically dissect and study the mortal race body unless its done on a live subject.
How does this affect necromancers and other unsavory characters that wield disease and rot as a weapon?
Anyway ramblins done, just thought I would throw it out there since I was bored.
I guess the most common diseases would come from slain monsters and domesticated animals, but i feel like this could be an interesting lore point of the game. This changes how warzones affect the soldiers and wildlife. There is also no way for people to physically dissect and study the mortal race body unless its done on a live subject.
How does this affect necromancers and other unsavory characters that wield disease and rot as a weapon?
Anyway ramblins done, just thought I would throw it out there since I was bored.
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