Rules clarification on Death and Banishment:
Resurrection Sickness
Immediately upon resurrecting, Primes are weaker and often have blurry memories. This is more often than not of around the time of their death and less-so the further back they go. This memory loss can be used for role-playing fodder if you wish or may be ignored entirely. These memories tend to come back within the course of a week but can be extended or intensified for role-playing fodder as you wish.
The physical effects of 'resurrection sickness' make a prime weaker immediately upon resurrecting (half effective stats and SP, 10 points of accumulated damage) and gradually wear off over the course of an OOC week. This begins to wear off immediately after resurrection - it does not require the breaking of the Death Shroud.
If it's been longer than two weeks since you died - for example if you took longer than a week to respawn - you may skip Resurrection Sickness.
Resurrection Sickness
Immediately upon resurrecting, Primes are weaker and often have blurry memories. This is more often than not of around the time of their death and less-so the further back they go. This memory loss can be used for role-playing fodder if you wish or may be ignored entirely. These memories tend to come back within the course of a week but can be extended or intensified for role-playing fodder as you wish.
The physical effects of 'resurrection sickness' make a prime weaker immediately upon resurrecting (half effective stats and SP, 10 points of accumulated damage) and gradually wear off over the course of an OOC week. This begins to wear off immediately after resurrection - it does not require the breaking of the Death Shroud.
If it's been longer than two weeks since you died - for example if you took longer than a week to respawn - you may skip Resurrection Sickness.
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