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<blockquote data-quote="Maitre Du Donjon" data-source="post: 725765" data-attributes="member: 9645">Well that is kind of absurd if the body is wholly destroyed...I know the True Resurrection spell does not have a &quot;target&quot; entry, because it refers to Raise Dead. Like I said, its absurd.From my point of view, if you can identify the person you wish to raise, even you don't know where the body is, you CAN do it with True Resurrection. Doesnt matter if your head is on some bad guy's secret hideout's wall, you come back to like. The aforementioned head would not disappear. You couldn't, anyways, bring someone back twice at the same time, because its the soul/spirit that comes back, and said soul/spirit cannot be duplicated.My question would be why don't clerics constantly revive the great heroes of their faith (those that didn't die of old age)? Do you keeping &quot;aging&quot; even while dead?Maitre D</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maitre Du Donjon, post: 725765, member: 9645"] Well that is kind of absurd if the body is wholly destroyed... I know the True Resurrection spell does not have a "target" entry, because it refers to Raise Dead. Like I said, its absurd. From my point of view, if you can identify the person you wish to raise, even you don't know where the body is, you CAN do it with True Resurrection. Doesnt matter if your head is on some bad guy's secret hideout's wall, you come back to like. The aforementioned head would not disappear. You couldn't, anyways, bring someone back twice at the same time, because its the soul/spirit that comes back, and said soul/spirit cannot be duplicated. My question would be why don't clerics constantly revive the great heroes of their faith (those that didn't die of old age)? Do you keeping "aging" even while dead? Maitre D [/QUOTE]

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