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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Primitive Screwhead" data-source="post: 1735205" data-attributes="member: 20805">My 2 cents.."MyPOV" = My Point Of View. I was encapsulating what I gleaned from the rest of this thread so that others who read my first post on the matter would know where I was coming from. Its interesting to me that no one has taken objection to this interpretation or provided suggestions to change it. I also find it interesting that no one has comments on the conclusions I had drawn. I enjoy an occasional debate for debates sake, but much prefer when the debate in question actually is on the stated subject instead of running rabbbit trails all over the place.Speaking of rabbit trails, your comment on the Sacred Halfing upthread is the reason why I interpret the soul as the carrier of the character aspects. Physical manifestations, such as a dragon disciples new wings, remain on the corpse but aura's and such are encapsuled within the soul. These abilities return with the soul when raised, altho some of the abilities may be lost in translation... which is reflected in game mechanics by a level loss. As an interesting aside, this would mean that a reincarnated Dragon Disciple would grow new wings in its new form, but a winged Elf reincarnated into a non winged form would not be able to use the Fly-By-Attack feat taken by the character until some new form of flying is found.Anyway, I believe that the interpretation I offer provides answers to most, if not all, of the issues on this thread and look forward to having holes poked in it so that I can improve my interpretation.. and hence improve the game I provide to my players.JMHO</blockquote>

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