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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson Longinus" data-source="post: 8140960" data-attributes="member: 7025508">The ease or resurrection would affect how the people conceptualise life and death. In the real world we now have medical technology to bring back people that have not shown life signs for several minutes. In past those those people would have been considered dead, but nowadays we are less likely to be so dramatic about it. And this is why I really don't consider revivify to be a big deal even though I generally despise resurrection magic. It is just a magic version of modern CPR, adrenaline injections to heart, defibrillators etc.But in a world where raise dead spell is generally known to exist, people would not be considered to be 'really dead' until ten days have passed from them stopping breathing. Until then people would just conceptualise them being really, really, sick, like in coma. In a world where resurrection spell was commonly known to exist people would preserve the remains of their unresponsive loved ones, and would try to collect money so that they can be 'healed'. People would not be considered truly gone until a century has passed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crimson Longinus, post: 8140960, member: 7025508"] The ease or resurrection would affect how the people conceptualise life and death. In the real world we now have medical technology to bring back people that have not shown life signs for several minutes. In past those those people would have been considered dead, but nowadays we are less likely to be so dramatic about it. And this is why I really don't consider revivify to be a big deal even though I generally despise resurrection magic. It is just a magic version of modern CPR, adrenaline injections to heart, defibrillators etc. But in a world where raise dead spell is generally known to exist, people would not be considered to be 'really dead' until ten days have passed from them stopping breathing. Until then people would just conceptualise them being really, really, sick, like in coma. In a world where resurrection spell was commonly known to exist people would preserve the remains of their unresponsive loved ones, and would try to collect money so that they can be 'healed'. People would not be considered truly gone until a century has passed. [/QUOTE]

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