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Currently, our explanation for Immortality type 7 says:
Characters who cannot die due to technically being already dead, often overlapping with other forms of immortality.
I'd like to add the following sentence: This includes characters who can keep existing as spiritual entities upon dying.
It's fairly common for some characters to maintain a form of independence on the material plane, whether they "survive" as ghosts, souls, disembodied minds etc.. but aren't dead yet (although they might have been).
I was thinking it could also include those who can return to life as undeads, although it may already be a form of resurrection, and thus be covered by type 4.
Characters who cannot die due to technically being already dead, often overlapping with other forms of immortality.
I'd like to add the following sentence: This includes characters who can keep existing as spiritual entities upon dying.
It's fairly common for some characters to maintain a form of independence on the material plane, whether they "survive" as ghosts, souls, disembodied minds etc.. but aren't dead yet (although they might have been).
I was thinking it could also include those who can return to life as undeads, although it may already be a form of resurrection, and thus be covered by type 4.