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	Slightly less ambitious, but far less disastrous, have been [[brain transplantation\|brain transplantations]], performed both by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] and the [[fleshcrafting]] [[illithid]] of [[Bluetspur]]. Although this has still not enabled Mordenheim to restore his wife to consciousness and indeed he deigned to summon to his side a pair of [[necromancers]] specialising in . . . soul transference.		Slightly less ambitious, but far less disastrous, have been [[brain transplantation\|brain transplantations]], performed both by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] and the [[fleshcrafting]] [[illithid]] of [[Bluetspur]]. Although this has still not enabled Mordenheim to restore his wife to consciousness and indeed he deigned to summon to his side a pair of [[necromancers]] specialising in . . . soul transference.

			Perhaps the greatest irony is that [[Guiseppe]], a simple if gifted [[puppetmaker]], has [[Dread Crafted\|crafted]] a creature of wood that excells at soul transferrence: the [[carrionette]].

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Cure at 03:08, 1 January 2011

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	Soul transference is among the greatest ambitions to trouble brilliant minds in the [[Land of Mists]].		Soul transference is among the greatest ambitions to trouble brilliant minds in the [[Land of Mists]].

	The principal difficulty of the necromatic approach to the problem, as Azalin himself has discovered, is finding a pair of willing participants. Neither his faithful subject [[Oldar]] nor his conscientious son [[Irik]] wanted any part of such an exchange and together they were able defeat the mighty magic of the [[lich]] (KoD 308-311). [[Ejrik Spellbender]], in seeking to cheat death through soul transference, was no more successful. Perhaps [[Hazlik]] will succeed where others have failed.		The principal difficulty of the necromatic approach to the problem, as Azalin himself has discovered, is finding a pair of willing participants. Neither his faithful subject [[Oldar Wahldrun]] nor his conscientious son [[Irik]] wanted any part of such an exchange and together they were able defeat the mighty magic of the [[lich]] (KoD 308-311). [[Ejrik Spellbender]], in seeking to cheat death through soul transference, was no more successful. Perhaps [[Hazlik]] will succeed where others have failed.

	The psionic approach to the problem lies in the fact that the one being with both strength and the desire to manage it has been cursed by the Dark Powers to fail in any such endeavour. The [[God-Brain]] would walk again, feel the warm breeze upon its face, and never will the [[Dark Powers]] allow that.		The psionic approach to the problem lies in the fact that the one being with both strength and the desire to manage it has been cursed by the Dark Powers to fail in any such endeavour. The [[God-Brain]] would walk again, feel the warm breeze upon its face, and never will the [[Dark Powers]] allow that.

Cure at 03:06, 31 December 2010

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	Soul transference is among the greatest ambitions to trouble brilliant minds in the [[Land of Mists]].		Soul transference is among the greatest ambitions to trouble brilliant minds in the [[Land of Mists]].

	The principal difficulty of the necromatic approach to the problem, as Azalin himself has discovered, is finding a pair of willing participants. Neither his faithful subject [[Oldar]] nor his conscientious son [[Irik]] wanted any part of such an exchange and together they were able defeat the mighty magic of the [[lich]] (KoD 308-311).		The principal difficulty of the necromatic approach to the problem, as Azalin himself has discovered, is finding a pair of willing participants. Neither his faithful subject [[Oldar]] nor his conscientious son [[Irik]] wanted any part of such an exchange and together they were able defeat the mighty magic of the [[lich]] (KoD 308-311). [[Ejrik Spellbender]], in seeking to cheat death through soul transference, was no more successful. Perhaps [[Hazlik]] will succeed where others have failed.

	The psionic approach to the problem lies in the fact that the one being with both strength and the desire to manage it has been cursed by the Dark Powers to fail in any such endeavour. The [[God-Brain]] would walk again, feel the warm breeze upon its face, and never will the [[Dark Powers]] allow that.		The psionic approach to the problem lies in the fact that the one being with both strength and the desire to manage it has been cursed by the Dark Powers to fail in any such endeavour. The [[God-Brain]] would walk again, feel the warm breeze upon its face, and never will the [[Dark Powers]] allow that.

Cure at 04:14, 29 December 2010

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	The alchemical approach has, after a fashion, proved more successful. Or at very least it gave birth to the [[The Apparatus\|Apparatus]]. This [[artifact]] can indeed exchange the souls of unwilling participants as well as split the soul in two. But its use has never ended happily. Is not the thing cursed?		The alchemical approach has, after a fashion, proved more successful. Or at very least it gave birth to the [[The Apparatus\|Apparatus]]. This [[artifact]] can indeed exchange the souls of unwilling participants as well as split the soul in two. But its use has never ended happily. Is not the thing cursed?

	Slightly less ambitious, but far less disastrous, have been [[brain ~~transplantations~~\|brain transplantations]], performed both by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] and the [[fleshcrafting]] [[illithid]] of [[Bluetspur]]. Although this has still not enabled Mordenheim to restore his wife to consciousness and indeed he deigned to summon to his side a pair of [[necromancers]] specialising in . . . soul transference.		Slightly less ambitious, but far less disastrous, have been [[brain transplantation\|brain transplantations]], performed both by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] and the [[fleshcrafting]] [[illithid]] of [[Bluetspur]]. Although this has still not enabled Mordenheim to restore his wife to consciousness and indeed he deigned to summon to his side a pair of [[necromancers]] specialising in . . . soul transference.

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Cure at 04:09, 29 December 2010

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	Soul transference is among the greatest ambitions to ~~troubles the most~~ brilliant minds in the [[Land of Mists]].		Soul transference is among the greatest ambitions to trouble brilliant minds in the [[Land of Mists]].

	The principal difficulty of a necromatic approach to the problem, as Azalin himself has discovered, is finding a pair of willing participants. Neither his faithful subject [[Oldar]] nor his conscientious son [[Irik]] wanted any part of such an exchange and together they were able defeat the ~~intentions~~ of the [[lich]] (KoD 308-311).		The principal difficulty of the necromatic approach to the problem, as Azalin himself has discovered, is finding a pair of willing participants. Neither his faithful subject [[Oldar]] nor his conscientious son [[Irik]] wanted any part of such an exchange and together they were able defeat the mighty magic of the [[lich]] (KoD 308-311).

	The ~~psion~~ approach to the problem lies in the fact that the one being with both ~~stenght~~ and the desire to manage it has been cursed by the Dark Powers to fail in any such endeavour. The God-Brain would walk again, feel the breeze upon its face, and never will the Dark Powers allow ~~this~~.		The psionic approach to the problem lies in the fact that the one being with both strength and the desire to manage it has been cursed by the Dark Powers to fail in any such endeavour. The [[God-Brain]] would walk again, feel the warm breeze upon its face, and never will the [[Dark Powers]] allow that.

	The alchemical approach has, after a fashion, proved more successful. Or at very least it gave birth to the [[The Apparatus\|Apparatus]]. This [[artifact]] can indeed exchange the souls of unwilling participants as well as split the soul in two. But its use has never ended happily.		The alchemical approach has, after a fashion, proved more successful. Or at very least it gave birth to the [[The Apparatus\|Apparatus]]. This [[artifact]] can indeed exchange the souls of unwilling participants as well as split the soul in two. But its use has never ended happily. Is not the thing cursed?

	~~Is not the thing cursed?~~ Slightly less ambitious, but far less disastrous, have been [[brain transplantations\|brain transplantations]], performed both by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] and the [[illithid]] of [[Bluetspur]].		Slightly less ambitious, but far less disastrous, have been [[brain transplantations\|brain transplantations]], performed both by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] and the [[fleshcrafting]] [[illithid]] of [[Bluetspur]]. Although this has still not enabled Mordenheim to restore his wife to consciousness and indeed he deigned to summon to his side a pair of [[necromancers]] specialising in . . . soul transference.

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Soul transference is among the greatest ambitions to troubles the most brilliant minds in the [[Land of Mists]].

The principal difficulty of a necromatic approach to the problem, as Azalin himself has discovered, is finding a pair of willing participants. Neither his faithful subject [[Oldar]] nor his conscientious son [[Irik]] wanted any part of such an exchange and together they were able defeat the intentions of the [[lich]] (KoD 308-311).

The psion approach to the problem lies in the fact that the one being with both stenght and the desire to manage it has been cursed by the Dark Powers to fail in any such endeavour. The God-Brain would walk again, feel the breeze upon its face, and never will the Dark Powers allow this.

The alchemical approach has, after a fashion, proved more successful. Or at very least it gave birth to the [[The Apparatus|Apparatus]]. This [[artifact]] can indeed exchange the souls of unwilling participants as well as split the soul in two. But its use has never ended happily.

Is not the thing cursed? Slightly less ambitious, but far less disastrous, have been [[brain transplantations|brain transplantations]], performed both by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] and the [[illithid]] of [[Bluetspur]].

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