RE: [DL] Keepin' the posse honest (spoiler)

[DEHAIS Bertrand <DEHAISBE@cic.fr>]

spoilers




The way I see it, if its brain is damaged or destroyed, the harrowed/undead
is down for good. Isn't that stated in the main book or book o' the dead ?

bertrand

	-----Message d'origine-----
	De:	Munch Wolf [mailto:munchwolf@yahoo.com]
	Date:	lundi 26 mars 2001 15:59
	À:	deadlands@gamerz.net
	Objet:	Re: [DL] Keepin' the posse honest  (spoiler)


	Alright, I know this wasn't Allan's intent (ok, I
	don't know, I just feel it wasn't), but I've never
	seen a rule that said if a normal person died of a
	head wound that they couldn't come back harrowed. 
	Head wounds are only effective at taking down harrowed
	or walking dead.  Nor have I seen any rule that by
	putting extra lead into a "dead" dead body's head,
	that it will prevent them from rising.  I also have
	not seen a rule that says a walking dead brought down
	by a head wound cannot be raised again as a walking
	dead.  ALSO, I do not recall seeing a rule that says a
	harrowed brought down by a head wound cannot come back
	as walking dead ... and if you want to really stretch
	it

	-extra spoiler space besides the spoiler space above-






	a harrowed brought down by a head wound can still come
	back harrowed, just a different manitou and soul in
	the body than the original (or consider it 2 different
	harrowed using the same body at different times).

	Now I know in Allan's example he was using his own
	house interpritation, and therefor Lincoln is dead. 
	Perfectly acceptible.  Other views?