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<blockquote data-quote="Sejs" data-source="post: 3216937" data-attributes="member: 4910">Depends on who you ask.One side of the argument says that the young adult body mentioned in Reincarnate means your lifespan is essentially reset and for that incarnation you use the age categories for whatever creature you came back as.&nbsp; This leads to the Old Druids Never Go Away conclusion.The other side of the argument references abilities like Timeless Body that state regardless of the fact that your body's no longer deteriorating, you still die when your natural time is up.&nbsp; This leads to the Dead Of Old Age At 24 conclusion.My personal take is that old druids never go away.&nbsp; It can lead to some interesting in-game consequences (secretive circles of elder druids reincarnating one another throughout the ages), and for most games is a non-issue as far as balance is concerned.&nbsp; Adventurers never die of old age anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sejs, post: 3216937, member: 4910"] Depends on who you ask. One side of the argument says that the young adult body mentioned in Reincarnate means your lifespan is essentially reset and for that incarnation you use the age categories for whatever creature you came back as. This leads to the [i]Old Druids Never Go Away[/i] conclusion. The other side of the argument references abilities like Timeless Body that state regardless of the fact that your body's no longer deteriorating, you still die when your natural time is up. This leads to the [i]Dead Of Old Age At 24[/i] conclusion. My personal take is that old druids never go away. It can lead to some interesting in-game consequences (secretive circles of elder druids reincarnating one another throughout the ages), and for most games is a non-issue as far as balance is concerned. Adventurers never die of old age anyway. [/QUOTE]

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