Warcraft RPG: Manual of Monsters: The Undead Scourge
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Ce qu'il se passe lorsqu'un cadavre ou un être vivant est touché par la peste.
"They are intelligent, able to communicate and prepare for battle with tactics, and they are created not by magic but through the invasion of a metamagical plague that affects the body and the soul. In effect, the plague is both magical and natural, affecting the living and the dead both with equal malice. It is not a necessary component in the rising of all undead, as any competent necromancer can still magically create undead."
"This plague, however, works on corpses as well as living beings, reanimating the biological functions and restoring a crude "life" to uninhabited bodies. These animate corpses can be controlled and dominated by more powerful undead and form rudimentary social structures on their own."
"Yet as this plague rots the body it also rots the mind, instilling a lack of morality and a defiance of ordinary social customs. In short, the longer one is undead, the more evil one becomes until no trace of the original personality is left within the fallen individual."
L'état du mort-vivant une fois que la peste a fait son effet.
"their complete resistance to sleep and pain"
"Like undead, members of the Scouge are no longer "alive," but unlike most undead, they are fully sentient, aware, and cannot be controlled by magic that would usually dominate an undead creature's actions. Spells such as raise dead will not affect them."
"Members of the Scourge are considered undead creatures and are immune to cold, disease, poison, and sleep. They are not mindless creatures, however, and may still be vulnerable to mind-affecting effects, emotion-based effects, and stunning. They are not subject to critical hits, ability damage, energy drain, or death from massive damage."
La particularité du Réprouvé.
"Immunity to mind-affecting attacks"
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