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...ange should be truly worthwhile. Perhaps those who solve their riddle get immortality, or godlike powers; perhaps they find a way into a land of bliss; perhaps t

...require immediate action.) It's a long-term goal, but being undead and [[immortality|immortal]], Liiran fully intends to be around for a very long time.

A ''god'' (or deity or divinity, or goddess, if [[female]]) is an [[immortality|immortal]] being of immense power, qualitatively superior to that of the va ...granted powers far above those of most mortals, and gifted as well with [[immortality]]. They may be elevated from faithful mortals—or, less often, unfait

...re what happens when they're gone (or because they're confident in their [[immortality]] and don't expect to ever ''be'' gone); it may be because they intend to b

...r belief, sends there those few it particularly favors, to live lives of [[immortality|immortal]] bliss. Some say that at least once in the past (if not twice) o

...s entirely possible that farthels—like fasks—are potentially [[immortality|immortal]].

...haps by some other strains) is longevity; while rarigs are not generally [[immortality|immortal]], they do tend to live at least four times as long as either thei

...t [[power (celemology)|power]]s, and unlike ghosts they seem to be truly [[immortality|immortal]]—no eidolons are known to have ceased to exist—but th

...odies. Even [[despot]]s who intend to rule for life are not necessarily [[immortality|immortal]], and may find it necessary to name successors to provide for the