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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AuraSeer" data-source="post: 589818" data-attributes="member: 1331">Before you go with that interpretation, you need to very carefully define what constitutes a "corpse."Say somebody's entire body has been destroyed except for the head. Do you need the head in order to cast True Res? What if the only part left over was an arm? A finger? A small chunk of bone lodged in the molar of a T. Rex that bit the character two months ago?Perhaps a cubic inch of flesh has been taken and preserved, for possible use with the Clone spell. The character is then hit with Destruction and utterly consumed. Do you need that piece of flesh to cast True Res? How is this different than anything in the previous situation?If somebody has been disintegrated, the little pile of dust as part of his corpse. Would you allow True Res to work without that dust? Does your answer change if the dust has been dispersed in the wind?The concept seems far too complicated and arbitrary. I'll stick with letting True Res work on any dead creature, whether you have the corpse or not.</blockquote>