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When a hearthling (player) dies, he or she leaves a skeletal corpse behind. So far, corpses have no function outside of existing as liftable objects. | When a hearthling (player) dies, he or she leaves a skeletal corpse behind. So far, corpses have no function outside of existing as liftable objects. | ||
Being near a corpse will result in your happiness slowly depleting until it is as low as it can possibly get. Before a player turns into a corpse you may loot the player if you have the skill theft. | Being near a corpse will result in your happiness slowly depleting until it is as low as it can possibly get. Before a player turns into a corpse you may loot the player if you have the skill theft. If the player inherits from an ancestor then the player can freely loot the dead body. | ||
Revision as of 22:25, 23 January 2012
When a hearthling (player) dies, he or she leaves a skeletal corpse behind. So far, corpses have no function outside of existing as liftable objects.
Being near a corpse will result in your happiness slowly depleting until it is as low as it can possibly get. Before a player turns into a corpse you may loot the player if you have the skill theft. If the player inherits from an ancestor then the player can freely loot the dead body.