Difference between revisions of "Resurrect"
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|level=21 | |||
|mana=80 | |||
|int=21 | |||
|wis=25 | |||
|prereqs=[[Sanctuary]] | |||
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The healing powers of clerics are widely known, but some have claimed to | The healing powers of clerics are widely known, but some have claimed to | ||
be witness to the ultimate in healing - bringing people back from the dead. | be witness to the ultimate in healing - bringing people back from the dead. | ||
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it to be a very, very powerful summon - guaranteed to pull the dead player | it to be a very, very powerful summon - guaranteed to pull the dead player | ||
from wherever to rejoin the party, only slightly worse for wear. | from wherever to rejoin the party, only slightly worse for wear. | ||
Revision as of 03:54, 28 December 2012
| Skill | |||
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| Class | Cleric | ||
| Level | 21 | ||
| Resource Cost
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| Mana | 80 | ||
| Stat Requirements | |||
| Wisdom | 25
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| Intelligence | 21 | ||
| Prerequisites | |||
| Sanctuary | |||
The healing powers of clerics are widely known, but some have claimed to be witness to the ultimate in healing - bringing people back from the dead. It is said that with the right training, and the right knowledge of heal spells in general, one can learn the art of resurrection.
Some magic places are so powerful that even the power of resurrection can't bring the person back to where they died, so a wise cleric will be aware of their surroundings.
You must be grouped with your target to resurrect them, and when resurrected the target gains back some amount of lost experience. Some players consider it to be a very, very powerful summon - guaranteed to pull the dead player from wherever to rejoin the party, only slightly worse for wear.
