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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 7153525" data-attributes="member: 2209"><p><strong>Weird War Two d20 Blood on the Rhine</strong></p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/1362/Weird-War-Two-D20-Blood-on-the-Rhine?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Weird War Two d20 Blood on the Rhine</a></p><p>3.0</p><p><strong>Reanimant:</strong> Reanimants are the dead brought back to a semblance of life through alchemy and harmonic magic.</p><p></p><p>REVIVIFICATION</p><p>This is the ultimate power available to a haunted vehicle—it can bring the dead back to life (or at least a semblance thereof). Because this ability is so powerful, the WM may ban it if he doesn’t want to see characters coming back from the dead in his campaign.</p><p>A spirit with this power can hunt down the deceased’s soul and force it back into his body. There’s a catch, though. Unless the vehicle also has Regeneration at level 3, the revived person is going to die again—but this time his soul is trapped in the corpse. Characters revived in this way return as reanimants—a form of undead—and are NPCs under the WM’s control. Sometimes dead is better.</p><p>Reviving a character requires the corpse to be left in the vehicle alone overnight. The character remains dead throughout the night as the spirit hunts for his soul and revives with the first light of dawn.</p><p>Even if the vehicle has Regeneration at level 3, a revivification attempt is never a sure thing. The character being revived must make a Will save (DC25). If the save is successful, the hero is returned to life as good as new. If the save is failed, he takes 1d4 points of permanent ability damage. This damage is distributed at random, 1 point at a time, among his attributes. A roll of a natural 1 means something went wrong. The exact nature of this is up to the WM. The hero may be a reanimant, he may have someone else’s soul, or anything else the WM wants to have fun with.</p><p>The maximum length of time a character can be dead and still be revived depends on the level of Revivification possessed by the vehicle. As long as the corpse is placed in the vehicle within this time frame, it is preserved until the revivification attempt takes place that night.</p><p>REVIVIFICATION</p><p>Level Revival Limit</p><p>1 1 minute per vehicle level</p><p>2 1 hour per vehicle level</p><p>3 1 day per vehicle level</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 7153525, member: 2209"] [b]Weird War Two d20 Blood on the Rhine[/b] [URL=http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/1362/Weird-War-Two-D20-Blood-on-the-Rhine?affiliate_id=17596]Weird War Two d20 Blood on the Rhine[/URL] 3.0 [b]Reanimant:[/b] Reanimants are the dead brought back to a semblance of life through alchemy and harmonic magic. REVIVIFICATION This is the ultimate power available to a haunted vehicle—it can bring the dead back to life (or at least a semblance thereof). Because this ability is so powerful, the WM may ban it if he doesn’t want to see characters coming back from the dead in his campaign. A spirit with this power can hunt down the deceased’s soul and force it back into his body. There’s a catch, though. Unless the vehicle also has Regeneration at level 3, the revived person is going to die again—but this time his soul is trapped in the corpse. Characters revived in this way return as reanimants—a form of undead—and are NPCs under the WM’s control. Sometimes dead is better. Reviving a character requires the corpse to be left in the vehicle alone overnight. The character remains dead throughout the night as the spirit hunts for his soul and revives with the first light of dawn. Even if the vehicle has Regeneration at level 3, a revivification attempt is never a sure thing. The character being revived must make a Will save (DC25). If the save is successful, the hero is returned to life as good as new. If the save is failed, he takes 1d4 points of permanent ability damage. This damage is distributed at random, 1 point at a time, among his attributes. A roll of a natural 1 means something went wrong. The exact nature of this is up to the WM. The hero may be a reanimant, he may have someone else’s soul, or anything else the WM wants to have fun with. The maximum length of time a character can be dead and still be revived depends on the level of Revivification possessed by the vehicle. As long as the corpse is placed in the vehicle within this time frame, it is preserved until the revivification attempt takes place that night. REVIVIFICATION Level Revival Limit 1 1 minute per vehicle level 2 1 hour per vehicle level 3 1 day per vehicle level [/QUOTE]
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