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...uscitation|arise]] when a person dies in pain, and in bitterness over that pain. The grimace generally arises between two and five days after its death. ...them, so much the better. A grimace's compulsion involves direct physical pain; they are not generally interested in causing mental anguish or in any more

...tal (Interlife Earth)|mortal]] to continue doing something that caused him pain. ...e—or throughout its body; depending on the strength of the bane, the pain may be anywhere from a mild ache to terrible agony.

...t of their eyes. Common powers include petrifaction, sleep, infliction of pain, and explosion. Generally, each eye will have a different power.

...r many hours longer; there are certain remedies that can end or reduce the pain sooner. Human skin takes on a deep purplish shade while affected with the

...ts ventral slit, it can cover creatures with a venom that causes agonizing pain, or with a different substance that paralyzes victims for days. Eahe Ki&ea

...hile he doesn't actively go out to take life, and doesn't exult in humans' pain or destruction, he doesn't go out of his way to avoid it, either, and think

...rhaps in other ways as well—a living weapon, of instance, might feel pain each time it hits something. In other cases, however, the living talisman

...e limited to discomfort, but in some cases may weaken the wraith, cause it pain, or even deal it real damage. This is especially true of wraiths with aura

...from their poverty), whereas others hold it to refer only to ''physical'' pain—and perhaps consider it to encompass the slaying of wounded enemies,

...'t want its victims dead, but they will contain many things that can cause pain, discomfort, or other unpleasant effects. While sometimes Jhero Magoni tra

...some would say, present). They have much fewer compunctions about causing pain and torture and about collateral harm to innocents than do most heroes. St

...oes rarigs—again, doing no physical damage, but causing considerable pain. In sufficient quantities, however, the blood not only hurts the primary c

...through. According to some stories, the Fair Folk enjoin this silence on pain of terrible penalties, but not all accounts agree that this is the case.

...dition to the aforementioned senses and those of [[touch]], [[balance]], [[pain]], and [[proprioception]], there is some inconclusive evidence that some hu

...(Whether this harvesting of the substance of the world causes it physical pain—as it quite likely does—is a matter that few bother to worry mu

...having inflicted or suffered (or enjoyed) some particular sensation, be it pain, the smelling of some odor, or sexual arousal. On occasion, a person may b