: a journeymans Mandrake roots more than likely Dispels
: dark magics along with injuries and poisening.
I'm glad we concur this far.
: If so then it dipels the dark magics which made the
: Myrmidions Immortal. remeber it states that Balor made
: Myrms immortal.
No, it states that Balor promised them imortality. In reality, we know this to be very untrue; the myrms, though tough, are very mortable :-).
: Immortal doesn't mean that they live a
: nautural amount of time and then just turn into
: animated corpses. Immortal means that you cannot die
: unless a zerk axe says something else :P
It means they can't die at all. That would indicate that either myrms don't actually die when they fall apart and are "killed", or that they're already dead :-). So, perhaps it is wise to reject the idea that they are actually immortal, as the conclusions are rediculous.
In any case, if Balor's magic (not necessarily connected to Balor directly) is the only thing sustaining the myrms, then they are not living naturally and are animated artificially. All things artificially animated (through magic), formerly naturally animated, are undead(or unliving, whathaveyou).
