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Cure at 04:30, 28 October 2011

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	'''Destruction''' need not entail utter annihilation. But it is the utter ruin of a thing's or of a creature's essence. A [[violin]] that is subject to destruction may be reduced to an unrecognisable pile of ash or it may be reduced to a recognisable pile of wood. Either way, it will never again be used by the hands of the [[violinist]] to play music. The [[deanimation]] of a [[construct]] by [[damage]] or of a [[vampire]] by a stake through the [[heart]] is not their destruction. Nothing exceptional is required to effect their [[reanimation]]. The destruction of a construct puts its parts beyond all hope of repair. The destruction of a vampire is reducing it with sunlight to ash. The deanimation of the [[The Living\|living]] is, however, their destruction. It is reversible only through the extraordinary means of a [[raise dead]] [[spell]]. A life snuffed out is a life destroyed. A deceased human is a destroyed human. Destruction does admit of varying degrees of thoroughness however. The destruction of an individual can include not only his or her life but his or her corpse, putting him or her beyond the reach of [[vampirism]] or of a raise dead spell and quite possibly beyond the reach of a [[resurrection]] spell. But there is still a [[wish]] spell for those determined to tempt the [[Dark Powers]].		'''Destruction''' need not entail utter annihilation. But it is the utter ruin of a thing's or of a creature's essence. A [[violin]] that is subject to destruction may be reduced to an unrecognisable pile of ash or it may be reduced to a recognisable pile of wood. Either way, it will never again be used by the hands of the [[violinist]] to play music. The [[deanimation]] of a [[construct]] by [[damage]] or of a [[vampire]] by a stake through the [[heart]] is not their destruction. Nothing exceptional is required to effect their [[reanimation]]. The destruction of a construct puts its parts beyond all hope of repair. The destruction of a vampire is reducing it with sunlight to ash. The deanimation of the [[The Living\|living]] is, however, their destruction. It is reversible only through the extraordinary means of a [[raise dead]] [[spell]]. A life snuffed out is a life destroyed. A deceased human is a destroyed human. Destruction does admit of varying degrees of thoroughness however. The destruction of an individual can include not only his or her life but his or her corpse, putting him or her beyond the reach of [[vampirism]] or of a raise dead spell and quite possibly beyond the reach of a [[resurrection]] spell. But there is still a [[wish]] spell for those determined to tempt the [[Dark Powers]].

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Cure at 08:09, 15 January 2011

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	'''Destruction''' need not be utter annihilation. But it is the utter ruin of ~~the~~ essence ~~of the [[destroyed]]~~. A [[violin]] that is subject to destruction may be reduced to an unrecognisable pile of ash or it may be reduced to a recognisable pile of wood. Either way, it will never again be used by the hands of the [[violinist]] to play music. The [[deanimation]] of a [[construct]] by [[damage]] or of a [[vampire]] by a stake through the [[heart]] is not destruction. Nothing exceptional is required to effect their [[reanimation]]. The destruction of a construct puts its parts beyond all hope of repair. The destruction of a vampire is reducing it with sunlight to ash. The deanimation of the [[The Living\|living]] is, however, destruction. It is reversible only through the extraordinary means of a [[raise dead]] [[spell]]. A ~~living creature that~~ is [[deceased]] is destroyed. Destruction does admit of varying degrees of thoroughness. The destruction of an individual can include not only his or her life but his or her corpse, putting him or her beyond the reach of a raise dead spell and quite possibly beyond the reach of a [[resurrection]] spell. But there is still a [[wish]] spell for those ~~willing~~ to tempt the [[Dark Powers]].		'''Destruction''' need not entail utter annihilation. But it is the utter ruin of a thing's or of a creature's essence. A [[violin]] that is subject to destruction may be reduced to an unrecognisable pile of ash or it may be reduced to a recognisable pile of wood. Either way, it will never again be used by the hands of the [[violinist]] to play music. The [[deanimation]] of a [[construct]] by [[damage]] or of a [[vampire]] by a stake through the [[heart]] is not their destruction. Nothing exceptional is required to effect their [[reanimation]]. The destruction of a construct puts its parts beyond all hope of repair. The destruction of a vampire is reducing it with sunlight to ash. The deanimation of the [[The Living\|living]] is, however, their destruction. It is reversible only through the extraordinary means of a [[raise dead]] [[spell]]. A life snuffed out is a life destroyed. A deceased human is a destroyed human. Destruction does admit of varying degrees of thoroughness however. The destruction of an individual can include not only his or her life but his or her corpse, putting him or her beyond the reach of [[vampirism]] or of a raise dead spell and quite possibly beyond the reach of a [[resurrection]] spell. But there is still a [[wish]] spell for those determined to tempt the [[Dark Powers]].

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Cure at 07:37, 15 January 2011

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	Destruction need not be utter annihilation. But it is the utter ruin of the essence of the [[destroyed]]. A [[violin]] that is subject to destruction may be reduced to an unrecognisable pile of ash or it may be reduced to a recognisable pile of wood. Either way, it will never again be used by the hands of the [[violinist]] to play music. The [[deanimation]] of a [[construct]] by [[damage]] or of a [[vampire]] by a stake through the [[heart]] is not destruction. Nothing exceptional is required to effect their [[reanimation]]. The destruction of a construct puts its parts beyond all hope of repair. The destruction of a vampire is reducing it with sunlight to ash. The deanimation of the [[The Living\|living]] is, however, destruction. It is reversible only through the extraordinary means of a [[raise dead]] [[spell]]. A living creature that is [[deceased]] is destroyed. Destruction does admit of varying degrees of thoroughness. The destruction of an individual can include not only his or her life but his or her corpse, putting him or her beyond the reach of a raise dead spell and quite possibly beyond the reach of a [[resurrection]] spell. But there is still a [[wish]] spell for those willing to tempt the [[Dark Powers]].		'''Destruction''' need not be utter annihilation. But it is the utter ruin of the essence of the [[destroyed]]. A [[violin]] that is subject to destruction may be reduced to an unrecognisable pile of ash or it may be reduced to a recognisable pile of wood. Either way, it will never again be used by the hands of the [[violinist]] to play music. The [[deanimation]] of a [[construct]] by [[damage]] or of a [[vampire]] by a stake through the [[heart]] is not destruction. Nothing exceptional is required to effect their [[reanimation]]. The destruction of a construct puts its parts beyond all hope of repair. The destruction of a vampire is reducing it with sunlight to ash. The deanimation of the [[The Living\|living]] is, however, destruction. It is reversible only through the extraordinary means of a [[raise dead]] [[spell]]. A living creature that is [[deceased]] is destroyed. Destruction does admit of varying degrees of thoroughness. The destruction of an individual can include not only his or her life but his or her corpse, putting him or her beyond the reach of a raise dead spell and quite possibly beyond the reach of a [[resurrection]] spell. But there is still a [[wish]] spell for those willing to tempt the [[Dark Powers]].

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Destruction need not be utter annihilation. But it is the utter ruin of the essence of the [[destroyed]]. A [[violin]] that is subject to destruction may be reduced to an unrecognisable pile of ash or it may be reduced to a recognisable pile of wood. Either way, it will never again be used by the hands of the [[violinist]] to play music. The [[deanimation]] of a [[construct]] by [[damage]] or of a [[vampire]] by a stake through the [[heart]] is not destruction. Nothing exceptional is required to effect their [[reanimation]]. The destruction of a construct puts its parts beyond all hope of repair. The destruction of a vampire is reducing it with sunlight to ash. The deanimation of the [[The Living|living]] is, however, destruction. It is reversible only through the extraordinary means of a [[raise dead]] [[spell]]. A living creature that is [[deceased]] is destroyed. Destruction does admit of varying degrees of thoroughness. The destruction of an individual can include not only his or her life but his or her corpse, putting him or her beyond the reach of a raise dead spell and quite possibly beyond the reach of a [[resurrection]] spell. But there is still a [[wish]] spell for those willing to tempt the [[Dark Powers]].

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