Well, in going with the conversation, I'm a Christian and I don't think all ghosts are evil. I know for a fact that my Grandmother's house was watched over every night by my Grandfather's ghost. I've never felt so safe anywhere else, and this was in a very crime ridden area. There was just a tangible feeling of my Grandfather watching over us, plus the footsteps every night from the front door into the hall between the bedrooms.
With a game system like this, we could - dare I say it? - RULE THE WORLD!
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10 things Christians and Athiests can and must agree on.
- a follower of the evil Punxsutawney Phil, devourer of the media.
- I'm not insane, I'm just misunderstood.
- Ewokses is tasty.
- Badger's Ewokhunters: Where freaks and outcasts can find a home.
- HELP! I am in an eccentric orbit.
One person here mentioned dying might drive a ghost insane. I've got another idea.
While no decent person would want someone to perpetually grieve over them. It could quite painful emotionally to see loved ones forget you and move on. No matter how much you would want them to. And that could quite "seem" the case. I mean feeling forgotten often can cause the living to something drastic like commit suicide, the dead dont exactly have such drastic options and are stuck in the past.
- a follower of the evil Punxsutawney Phil, devourer of the media.
- I'm not insane, I'm just misunderstood.
- Ewokses is tasty.
- Badger's Ewokhunters: Where freaks and outcasts can find a home.
- HELP! I am in an eccentric orbit.
The Egyptians...at some points...believed that every human had multiple "souls". There was one that went on to better things, but there was also one that could be left behind that contained all that was worst in the deceased. Amusingly, none of the ghosts in Ghostbusters were in fact the souls of deceased people. Rather they were emotional echoes, created when someone dies in the grip of strong emotions like fear or anger. They couldn't be reasoned with because they weren't actually people. They were nonsentient.
And don't worry, everyone, Hawkeye is back, ready to shoot an arrow at something in case we run out of bullets!
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I wonder, would it be interesting/fun to create a kind of hierarchy of ghosts that could be encountered in a Fantasy World? Some ghosts are simply echoes of powerful emotion or a traumatic death, not actually a soul trapped on the mortal plane; they are weaker, (or at least less intelligent), than those ghosts who are actually complete souls that have either failed or refused to pass onto the afterlife.
The first type could be called Echoes or Fragments. The second type could be Ghosts, Spectres or Liches. Ghosts may be more mobile than Echoes, (not tied to a specific place), and might even be able to command these lesser spirits.
"But some of us awake in the night with strange phantasms of enchanted hills and gardens, of fountains that sing in the sun, of golden cliffs overhanging murmuring seas, of plains that stretch down to sleeping cities of bronze and stone, and of shadowy companies of heroes that ride caparisoned white horses along the edges of thick forests; and then we know that we have looked back through the ivory gates into that world of wonder which was ours before we were wise and unhappy"
I think you could use the Chill source books to do that. I seem to remember there different levels spirit activity.
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