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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nivenus" data-source="post: 6398026" data-attributes="member: 71756">Not necessarily. A person infected with rabies can pass it on to other people, but that doesn't mean the entire world is overrun with rabies. Just as infectious diseases like rabies are kept in check by vaccines, drugs, and sanitation, I imagine undead creatures like wraiths are kept in check by adventurers and religious organizations, not to mention possibly professional armies equipped with magical weaponry.This is incidentally one of the reasons why I rarely find (modern) zombie fiction very believable. Unless the disease is airborne (in which case the protagonists are screwed) it doesn't really make much sense that 90% of the entire population would be converted and killed into the walking dead by a single pathogen.In answer to your question, I don't actually have the MM yet (though it's on its way). So I couldn't say.</blockquote>