Tree of Life?

[cleighbennett]

I noticed my people could plant something called a tree of life on untilled grass. They planted or grew something which resembles a thick wall of trees/wood. What is the purpose of the tree of life?

Edit: In the menu it says to plant seed of life but when they plant the item it turns into tree of life.

[caprontos]

it was suppose to be taken out for .46 but later it will be grown slowly and used to get elves (It will be required for there house).

[wizardjian]

elves
wielder of magic
unparallel with a bow
stealthly silent kills


human? we suck lol

[caprontos]

elves
wielder of magic
unparallel with a bow
stealthly silent kills


human? we suck lol

Lies humans are still the best always. Grass always looks greener on the other side..

[wizardjian]

true, but it sure wont hurt if we get some other abilities.
so far all races are more way stronger then humans >.>
i guess i should just become a lich when i die.

[caprontos]

true, but it sure wont hurt if we get some other abilities.
so far all races are more way stronger then humans >.>
i guess i should just become a lich when i die.

Reminds me of Ogre Battle 64.. if you were a girl (assuming your are not here haha:P) You could of become an angle knight instead.. those were pretty fun as well..

Maybe that could be added some day ?:P Lich hero.. When someone dies if they were equipped with a rare item (Ring of the undead or something) they have a 10-20% chance to return as a Lich hero when the corpse would normally become remains..

But going out on a limb there huh haha..

[wizardjian]

well i could die and become a lich but i dont feel like suicide after all them years i lived throu

ring? who needs a ring? lol im a necro i AM undead lol muhahahaha

[tHe_silent_H]

Do you guys even know how lichidom works?(in a fantasy setting) people don't just become liches when they die, rather powerful(I mean POWERFUL) necromancers preform a ritual to preseve their soul in a phalactry(normally a vial of their own blood). Granting imortality and allows the body to be repaired/regenrated until the vial is destroyed. rather you would come back as: ghost or ghoul( if you want to keep your soul but remeber a ghoul has no free will and a ghost has no body). other undead you could end up as: vampire, wright/wraith, zombie/skeleton or animated dead(sort of like a zombie but made of diffrent people, eg abominations fromWC3).

[Colombo]

It depends on source. From real historican sources (modern mythologies/urban legends), to ancient mythologies, fantasy etc.

The mage, who transform is "soul" or hearth into another item (eg. egg, or vial etc...) doesn't have to be lich. On behalf of other undeads, it again depends on style. And type of undead. Some are just moving flesh (abnomination), animated by magic and with realy restricted inteligence, maybe weak daemon from another plane of existence. The same could be for some skeletons and zombies. Other are true undeads, returned from plane of dead. Eg. by strong magic and bounded with leash, commanded by strong necromancer. Or those, who are just returned by some event (eg. evocation/invocation, don't know, whichever is right for this event, that mean summoned by necromancer, but unbound, without leash, eg. undead was too powerfull etc.; strong residual magic or that dead person have strong will to do just some erand or there was ritual, that bounded its soul to body, so it would never leave it in first place...)

I don't think that W3 is good source of information in first place.

[tHe_silent_H]

WC3 was an example for the animated dead only, i could of used frankenstien from my example, and remember i said froma fantasy setting(as this game is set ina fantasy world) and most fantisy style stuff I've come accross has that general gist