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...ants continue to serve Vlastach in some form even after [[death (Vlastach)|death]]—certainly Vlastach lays claim to their [[soul (Dverelei)|soul]]s, a

...nothing is known of the uuari's anatomy; the beings seem to evaporate upon death, and no one is known to have been in any position to closely examine a livi

...s serve Cedhen in life, the spirits of dead carriers are claimed by her in death, although some who were fervent servents of the land she may cede to Vlasta

...Council]], who protects the theca and produces it only on the monarch's [[death]] (or disappearance or other incapacity). The monarch is permitted to chan ...or should have died or become otherwise unavailable prior to the monarchs' death, without the monarch having learned of the matter in time to select a new h

...ul in excessive quantities. While senescence may not be a direct cause of death, it may weaken an organism enough to leave it vulnerable to other condition

...mplected and gaunt, with sunken eyes. They sometimes have some power over death and decay, and a few Ulo can even create [[undead]]. The [[Sa'ai]] have sk

...gs, and if two meregers meet they either ignore each other or fight to the death. (Exactly what determines which course of action they take is unclear.) R

...n connected to migrations in the wake of the [[Wikipedia:Black Death|Black Death]], many abrupt changes in pronunciation occurred in English vowels, not alw

...nce, and [[Faghllal]], goddess of consumption; and G of [[Er]], goddess of death, and [[Xani]], god of life.

...], however, generally will not; while slashers may be supernatural beings, death by stabbing is not a supernatural cause.

...ated exposure can cause [[paralysis]], [[tissue]] damage, and eventually [[death]]. Ko are also capable of producing other contact toxins, however, and if

...done no actual governing for centuries, for the simple reason that he's [[death|dead]]—not [[undead]], just dead. His three advisers meet with his [ ...include various [[transformation]]s that some might consider worse than [[death]]. [[Imprisonment]] is not as frequent a punishment as it is in many other

...dered and supplanted, has not ceased seeking vengeance for his grandsire's death, and if he has not managed to kill Csscun yet, he has come close enough to

...difficult to penetrate, and even if it is broken it doesn't mean the ool's death; its interior is divided into a number of chambers by nearly invisible shee

...uals. Most often, these heroes or villains are constellized after their [[death]]s, though their auras (and their senses of self) generally reflect them as ...world they are placed in perishes. If a veigur is destroyed, be it by the death of its [[djel]] or the abandonment of the gods or by some other cause, it f

...shes this goal by keeping them imprisoned as [[undead]] even after their [[death]]s.

...dable magical traps and hazards of all sorts that will leave trespassers [[death|dead]], [[transformation|transformed]], or otherwise permanently neutralize

Some common fields include [[death]], [[war]], the [[sun]], love, and nature. The possibilities for fields ar If mortals have afterlives, then the "death" of a god may not be the end, either. Some deities, their godhood at an en

...ome by, and in frigid wastes where it seems they should all be freezing to death. Somehow, the salvage-men manage to get by in such inhospitable terrains w

...derers do not [[aging|age]], but they are not immune to harm, and can be [[death|killed]]—or [[achresis|achresed]]—like ordinary [[mortal]]s. H