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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8060315" data-attributes="member: 2209"><p><a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/214616/Underworld-Kingdom-Volume-One-Explorers-of-the-Unknown?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Underworld Kingdom Volume One: Explorers of the Unknown</a></p><p>0e</p><p><strong>Dead Ones:</strong> Nobody really knows when Grey Plague appeared for a first time. Certainly it has been hundreds (if not thousands) of years ago, perhaps even in the times of the Great Wars. It is not known whether it was created as a biological weapon of the Ancient Ones or its origin is quite different.</p><p>One thing is certain - the plague changes people into monsters. Spores of the disease attacks every cell of the host's body, leading to his death. Despite the apparent demise, disease transforms the victim's body, sustaining his existence in a unknown way. Thus, victims of the plague - often called the Dead Ones - practically does not need to eat or drink (though if it does not take the "replacements" for their diseased tissues – especially if they are injured or otherwise damaged, eventually they will begin to rot and decay), also they are resistant to the effects of aging (finally they are dead - at least in some sense). Unfortunately the course of infection is horrible and extremely painful, which results with the victim of the Grey Plague falling into madness.</p><p>As the outbreaks of plague have not appeared since ages and infected with the disease can release spores only once in a hundred years, the number of Dead Ones is dwindling.</p><p><strong>Ghost of Half-Mad Wizard:</strong> ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 8060315, member: 2209"] [URL=https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/214616/Underworld-Kingdom-Volume-One-Explorers-of-the-Unknown?affiliate_id=17596]Underworld Kingdom Volume One: Explorers of the Unknown[/URL] 0e [b]Dead Ones:[/b] Nobody really knows when Grey Plague appeared for a first time. Certainly it has been hundreds (if not thousands) of years ago, perhaps even in the times of the Great Wars. It is not known whether it was created as a biological weapon of the Ancient Ones or its origin is quite different. One thing is certain - the plague changes people into monsters. Spores of the disease attacks every cell of the host's body, leading to his death. Despite the apparent demise, disease transforms the victim's body, sustaining his existence in a unknown way. Thus, victims of the plague - often called the Dead Ones - practically does not need to eat or drink (though if it does not take the "replacements" for their diseased tissues – especially if they are injured or otherwise damaged, eventually they will begin to rot and decay), also they are resistant to the effects of aging (finally they are dead - at least in some sense). Unfortunately the course of infection is horrible and extremely painful, which results with the victim of the Grey Plague falling into madness. As the outbreaks of plague have not appeared since ages and infected with the disease can release spores only once in a hundred years, the number of Dead Ones is dwindling. [b]Ghost of Half-Mad Wizard:[/b] ? [/QUOTE]
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