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<blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 2167364" data-attributes="member: 3649"><p>If they have the time and the ability, they normally bury the bodies after making sure they can't be animated. Burial is generally done by magic. At high levels they'll use something like <em>Acid Pit</em> or one of the various fire spells or some other means of destroying the bodies. Sometimes they've even <em>disintergrated</em> them. In general it's the best route to go; the bodies won't attract predators to the area and hopefully any allies won't stumble on them for some time.</p><p> </p><p>If time is of the essence, then they'll usually place the bodies in a low-lying area if at all possible. They've had to cut and run from a battlescene before; if they can, they try to come back later and deal with the dead but it rankles them to just leave things to rot. I guess becuase one to many times, some enemy-allied spellcaster has come back and animated the bodies to serve as guards and scouts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WayneLigon, post: 2167364, member: 3649"] If they have the time and the ability, they normally bury the bodies after making sure they can't be animated. Burial is generally done by magic. At high levels they'll use something like [i]Acid Pit[/i] or one of the various fire spells or some other means of destroying the bodies. Sometimes they've even [i]disintergrated[/i] them. In general it's the best route to go; the bodies won't attract predators to the area and hopefully any allies won't stumble on them for some time. If time is of the essence, then they'll usually place the bodies in a low-lying area if at all possible. They've had to cut and run from a battlescene before; if they can, they try to come back later and deal with the dead but it rankles them to just leave things to rot. I guess becuase one to many times, some enemy-allied spellcaster has come back and animated the bodies to serve as guards and scouts. [/QUOTE]
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