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Revival of non-primes - Erik Vrell - 02-04-2016
So, basically, I was wondering if it was possible for a prime to create something that could revive non-primes after they are killed.
Re: Revival of non-primes - Minato Namikaze - 02-04-2016
You mean like the way a prime can summon secondaries?
Re: Revival of non-primes - Erik Vrell - 02-04-2016
Not quite. I'm considering swapping alts and a story line idea I had for one possible character was the development of a machine that could revive secondaries. This would most likely have to wait until after they had grown more powerful, but I thought I may as well ask now.
Re: Revival of non-primes - Amaterasu - 02-04-2016
Just being clear - I'm no mod
Minato's word > my word.This might not be the answer you're looking for but...
You can always re-summon a secondary that's been killed - which kinda works like a resurrection. The problem is that secondaries are a creation of YOUR mind, so you cannot give them memories of things that you yourself haven't experienced. If a secondary kept a secret from you and you resummon them they won't know about that secret anymore.
I think an item that circumvents that type of limitation wouldn't be allowed. But, that's me.
Re: Revival of non-primes - Minato Namikaze - 02-04-2016
Revive, summon, re-summon, it's pretty much all the same thing when it comes to secondaries.
Re: Revival of non-primes - Erik Vrell - 02-04-2016
I thought that I should clarify, it's more of a public service than a reviver for personal secondaries.
Re: Revival of non-primes - Minato Namikaze - 02-04-2016
Then no, unless you know the secondary that you're 'reviving' it won't work. Say, Edward wanted you to 'revive' Winry if she was killed, since your character doesn't know her, then it wouldn't work.
Re: Revival of non-primes - Erik Vrell - 02-04-2016
Ok, thanks for the help.