Barbarianbob
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Re: Corruption discussion

Wed 29 Dec 2021, 08:39

Sandor may be right in his observations. I mean, the chance is there to gain permanent corruption, but it does seem unlikely.

Related question... Are there any examples in RoS (or native symbaroum) where permanent corruption is.... well...."permanent"? That is... "It cannot be removed by any means". Is there an existing precedent for this?
 
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Re: Corruption discussion

Thu 30 Dec 2021, 02:01

Permanent corruption can be removed (but harder ;)) with rituals, prios tears...
 
Barbarianbob
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Re: Corruption discussion

Thu 30 Dec 2021, 22:45

Permanent corruption can be removed (but harder ;)) with rituals, prios tears...
Yea, I'm aware of that. I was just wondering of there was a precedent for "un-removable" corruptuon. Something so dark and foul that it's "touch" is permanent. As a DM, obviously we can create whatever we like, but sometimes it's nice to be aware of an existing occurrence of whatever "said topic" might be.
 
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Re: Corruption discussion

Tue 11 Jan 2022, 08:19

Is there some kind of physical transformation involved when a human becomes an abomination?
 
Barbarianbob
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Re: Corruption discussion

Tue 11 Jan 2022, 08:49

Is there some kind of physical transformation involved when a human becomes an abomination?
Yes and it's absolutely terrifying. I've seen it described as the abomination "rips its way out of the old shell" leaving a bloody and ghastly mess behind.

The blight born template in the 5e bestiary actually states thier size increases by 1.

The promised land adventure describes one that can occur right in the midst of the players.

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