| Goth Guru |
Exactly. No matter how many times they are wished back and then reincarnated, they should always move back and forth between the two forms. That is unless the subject repents or learns, in which case they may skip an incarnation.
If you want to be cleaver, some wisher who asks for the subject's original face might cause the subject to look like Arowen because that was their first incarnation. :)
| Bandw2 |
Exactly. No matter how many times they are wished back and then reincarnated, they should always move back and forth between the two forms. That is unless the subject repents or learns, in which case they may skip an incarnation.
If you want to be cleaver, some wisher who asks for the subject's original face might cause the subject to look like Arowen because that was their first incarnation. :)
wait if you're a 100 year old human and reincarnated as an elf, are you a decrepit elf or a 100 year old elf? or just a middle aged elf?
| Ipslore the Red |
Goth Guru wrote:wait if you're a 100 year old human and reincarnated as an elf, are you a decrepit elf or a 100 year old elf? or just a middle aged elf?Exactly. No matter how many times they are wished back and then reincarnated, they should always move back and forth between the two forms. That is unless the subject repents or learns, in which case they may skip an incarnation.
If you want to be cleaver, some wisher who asks for the subject's original face might cause the subject to look like Arowen because that was their first incarnation. :)
You're a young adult elf because the spell says so.
| Kobold Catgirl |
EDIT: I'd just like to underline that while this is a clarification, none of it is directly quoting any "contentious" posts.
I would still argue Wish would turn the subject into a young adult version of themselves, since it was their "original form" when they were of that age.
Yeah, if it would restore you to being a young adult, it could just as easily restore you to being a fetus. :P
My point here was that if you would expect the "original form" to make them a young adult—thus failing as an offensive technique—it could just as easily make them an infant—an equally "original" form, and quite potent as an offensive technique.
There is nothing about "young adult" that should inherently cause a wish spell to recognize it as their "true" form.
| Bandw2 |
so the word enemy shows up once, and that's by order of chaos's most recent post, where was it declared that malicious intent was the reason for the wish spell?
i do believe sir, that you wrote your OP poorly.
no matter, as intent of the wish has little baring on how much dead that guy is now since his original form was on deaths door.