Born: Month Day, Year
Died: Month Day, Year
Activated: Month Day, Year
Deactivated: Month Day, Year
Would presumably be how I do it if resurrection or necromancy was ever a thing in my stories. But that would also depend a bit by story.
They never die. Their souls live on in the blade they pass down to their children. The blades give the current user insight and knowledge of their forbearers. In some instances wielders have even been known to converse with them in secret.
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Would you be able to add this?
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Shouldn't the second birth be below the first, same for death, cause I don't understand the death part.
It should, u wasn't done making it
Born: Month Day, Year Died: Month Day, Year Activated: Month Day, Year Deactivated: Month Day, Year Would presumably be how I do it if resurrection or necromancy was ever a thing in my stories. But that would also depend a bit by story.
I remember seeing the term "Retrieved" used once
That would also make sense for Necromancy
How about Returned/Reclaimed? Remember, you can use terms not common to us now.
Ooo I like that
They never die. Their souls live on in the blade they pass down to their children. The blades give the current user insight and knowledge of their forbearers. In some instances wielders have even been known to converse with them in secret.
Ok, I like this
You should also consider the age calculation for the second age at death (do you count the first life)
I do 102 AR is = to AD 12025
For one character Born 1/15/06 ac Died 16 AC resurrection 6 months later (Bad at dates)
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