To be immortal via soul splitting?

[Thegamesmithy]

so in a campaign for passing time, my character and his twin brother have got into a little bit of a scuffle and I was wondering if binding someone's soul to a blade could be considered an intelligent weapon, if not that the ability to split my soul multiple times and put them into my weapons as a form of immortality. kind of like the phylactery for a Lich except not being evil, and all of the other stuff. do you guys have any ideas on hat my friend whom is GMing is not to well versed with the rules so got any clever lawyer like ways through this? also same question sort of I was thinking of binding a character to one of my weapons (mainly because of Bs that happened to rain on my twin brother's parade, he plans to resurrect someone whom wanted a "honorable" death and I served to justly) Just curious if anyone had an idea how to sneak this into the campaign.

[VoodistMonk]

Soul transfer is a Lich's business, and your black blade becomes your phylactery.

Soul splitting is Voldemort's business, and now you are talking horacruxes, which are much less defined in this game.

Most of the possessed black blade stuff say a you can only have one, except the Steelbound Fighter.

[Thegamesmithy]

VoodistMonk wrote:

Soul transfer is a Lich's business, and your black blade becomes your phylactery.

Soul splitting is Voldemort's business, and now you are talking horacruxes, which are much less defined in this game.

Most of the possessed black blade stuff say a you can only have one, except the Steelbound Fighter.

Ok, I was wondering because by the time we're gonna be level 20 he would have reached a god tier level of play (he already has a stat over 40 his CHA) that and the GM allowed for a tracking of nearly invisible tracks in heavy dense fog just saying I felt as if the GM is just allowing some OP business to occur just for the sake of I want to. that and it sounds like the Twin brother may fight a battle for no real good reason just because he is being selfish. Thanks for resounding though.