And here I remember how it's mentioned in SYX's narration (when he met that former-human resurrected undead) that the practice of resurrecting corpses/bones to be puppets is more frequently done than resurrecting it to be low undead with memory and capacity for thinking. I thought, the number of low undead without thinking capability (puppets) would be higher. But, these low undead in Deathfire Academy are the "rare" low undead with memory and thinking capability? 🧐
KeyMonster4 years ago
I’m betting that the resurrected undead will have a certain advantage in training physical skills. They will have a longer battery like humans to use the skills longer. Remnants from their previous existence. I’m thinking that there will be a way to channel the dead energy through their hands…like monks in dnd.
DeviSF4 years ago
I'm not as optimistic about that as you're. Being resurrected from corpse/bones, they lose a portion of their former strength and capability. One of the reasons for that is they lose a significant capability of their flexibility and speed. I'm guessing it has something to do with the degree of damage the body suffered which led to its death and the decomposition of the body before it's resurrected. So, 🤷♀️ Perhaps it could be done if they can develop a potion to restore the flexibility, speed, and strength of their body.
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