Shade makin':
One can take a 'volunteer' Dark wizard, effectively kill him, and reanimate him again into a shade who is forced to serve the master that made him.
you agree with me on the above; but consider this: since in essence you are reanimating that recently made *corpse* with the mind intact, why can't you reanimate a corpse that has been dead for a longer time and had also happened to be Light? if you believe the latter statement, then you have a perfect way of
A) explaining why Mazzarin-shade appeared in The Watcher
B) how to accept both TFL and Myth II definitions
why Wouldn't the dark be able to shadify the corpse of a Light sorceror if they can shadify the recently made corpse of a Dark one? they most certainly can reanimate Warriors, peasants, and other humans who are Light. it is just too bizzare to assume the mazzarin name was a mistake or something like "it was a Dark guy who happened to have the same name."
In overview I have just explained the way to accept both the TFL and M2 ways of making shades; if someone believes the avatara definitions of both games do not disagree, then disregarding my proposal or a modification thereof is basically stating that the 2 shade definitions disagree, which is a case of double standards. they can Both be accepted without the TFL version being waved off.
the bottom line point is, Shades are pure Dark, no matter who the corpse once belonged to.
-Welly
