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<blockquote data-quote="Mad_Jack" data-source="post: 6976902" data-attributes="member: 6750306"><p><strong> A wedding gown, made of cloth of moonbeams</strong></p><p></p><p>This wedding gown is woven of a lovely silvery-white fabric finer than silk. It is the traditional wedding attire of an elf maiden from the forest of Karredwyn. </p><p></p><p>When an elf maiden of Karredwyn pledges her undying love to her husband, the bond is not merely civil or religious, but magical - it is truly an <em>undying</em> vow. In the traditional wedding ceremony of the elves of Karredwyn, the dress itself is part of the ceremony, and thereafter becomes a magic item, as do the rings and the groom's wedding tunic.</p><p>When a bride or groom of Karredwyn is murdered, or dies tragically, their wedding garment holds their spirit upon this plane of existence, and it manifests as an incorporeal undead of whatever alignment the wearer was in life. This spirit usually remains close to their life partner for the rest of that person's time in this world, protecting them until they can be together again in the next.</p><p></p><p> Sometimes, when the lifemate of a Karredwyn elf dies, the other partner may choose to end their life as well, either to be united with their lifemate once again, or more rarely, to seek vengeance upon those they hold responsible for their lifemate's death. When doing so, the men of Kerridwyn typically become a ghost, while the women of Karredwyn return as banshees, but both are always dressed in their wedding garments.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Oops...</p><p>EDIT:</p><p></p><p>Next: <strong>a torch that only burns when completely immersed in water</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mad_Jack, post: 6976902, member: 6750306"] [B] A wedding gown, made of cloth of moonbeams[/B] This wedding gown is woven of a lovely silvery-white fabric finer than silk. It is the traditional wedding attire of an elf maiden from the forest of Karredwyn. When an elf maiden of Karredwyn pledges her undying love to her husband, the bond is not merely civil or religious, but magical - it is truly an [I]undying[/I] vow. In the traditional wedding ceremony of the elves of Karredwyn, the dress itself is part of the ceremony, and thereafter becomes a magic item, as do the rings and the groom's wedding tunic. When a bride or groom of Karredwyn is murdered, or dies tragically, their wedding garment holds their spirit upon this plane of existence, and it manifests as an incorporeal undead of whatever alignment the wearer was in life. This spirit usually remains close to their life partner for the rest of that person's time in this world, protecting them until they can be together again in the next. Sometimes, when the lifemate of a Karredwyn elf dies, the other partner may choose to end their life as well, either to be united with their lifemate once again, or more rarely, to seek vengeance upon those they hold responsible for their lifemate's death. When doing so, the men of Kerridwyn typically become a ghost, while the women of Karredwyn return as banshees, but both are always dressed in their wedding garments. Oops... EDIT: Next: [B]a torch that only burns when completely immersed in water[/B] [/QUOTE]
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