Eldor
Artisan
The last two lines in the description of the Reverse Life force ritual states.
"The amount of curing is equivalent to the amount that it is normally healed; therefore if a creature normally was harmed double by healing and healed by necromancy, it would now be healed double by Curing and harmed by Necromancy. "
--- By the wording of this, would a player who transformed themselves into a greater undead, then reversed their life force be healed for double by curing, and take necromancy normally, considering an undead normally takes double from healing?
"Undead affecting spells have no additional effects on Living beings and normal effect on Undead under the effect of this ritual."
--- Undead affecting spells is not clearly defined, and raises some questions.
"The amount of curing is equivalent to the amount that it is normally healed; therefore if a creature normally was harmed double by healing and healed by necromancy, it would now be healed double by Curing and harmed by Necromancy. "
--- By the wording of this, would a player who transformed themselves into a greater undead, then reversed their life force be healed for double by curing, and take necromancy normally, considering an undead normally takes double from healing?
"Undead affecting spells have no additional effects on Living beings and normal effect on Undead under the effect of this ritual."
--- Undead affecting spells is not clearly defined, and raises some questions.
- As all Cure spells have double affect upon undead, does this mean they still affect undead under the effects of a reverse life force normally, or are Cure spells not specifically "Undead affecting"?
- Does undead affecting specifically mean (Cure Disease/Disease, Harm Undead/Help Undead, Sanctuary/Desecrate, Turn Undead/Control Undead, Earth Blade, Restore/Wither, Destroy Undead/Create Undead, Purify/Drain & Earth Storm)?