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<blockquote data-quote="demiurge1138" data-source="post: 1808110" data-attributes="member: 7451">Have you read the book The Scar? In it, it mentions High Cromlech, the Silent City. The upper class, in order to avoid death, animate themselves as &quot;thantir&quot;. The only way to hold property is to be dead. Normal humans are the downtrodden lower class, living in slums and hoping to scrouge enough money to transcend their status and become undead.And that's why necropolitians rock. The monster itself isn't so exciting; it's the application.Alright, skirrs and bleakborn... Bleakborn are the flash-frozen corpses of the lost city of Moil. They drain heat from their foes, and even absorb fire attacks. Skirrs are undead desert predators who swoop down on lone travelers, carry them into the air, then drop them. Their origin is unexplained, although I personally would call them the animated remains of ritually constructed composite mummies. Except that they're Huge...Demiurge out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="demiurge1138, post: 1808110, member: 7451"] Have you read the book [I]The Scar[/I]? In it, it mentions High Cromlech, the Silent City. The upper class, in order to avoid death, animate themselves as "thantir". The only way to hold property is to be dead. Normal humans are the downtrodden lower class, living in slums and hoping to scrouge enough money to transcend their status and become undead. And that's why necropolitians rock. The monster itself isn't so exciting; it's the application. Alright, skirrs and bleakborn... Bleakborn are the flash-frozen corpses of the lost city of Moil. They drain heat from their foes, and even absorb fire attacks. Skirrs are undead desert predators who swoop down on lone travelers, carry them into the air, then drop them. Their origin is unexplained, although I personally would call them the animated remains of ritually constructed composite mummies. Except that they're Huge... Demiurge out. [/QUOTE]

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