: There is mention of the afterlife. I remember reading
: something along the lines of "...instead of
: returning to the One Dream..." in the Myth comic
: book if I am correct, which is Bungie material, not
: pseudo-myth. The One Dream as we all know is the
: beginning of the Myth physical-material universe upon
: which the game is based-played. Hence, that is the
: afterlife of Myth.
Or the Ęther that Shiver went to could be an afterlife of sorts
: As for the making of Undead, it is done through the Dream
: of Unlife. You take a corpse and do either the
: following:
1) IF you want Thrall, you take a human
: corpse and re-animate it.
Take a newer corpse and you get a thrall elite though... it depends on how old the corpse is
: 2) if you want a Wight, you re-animate a human corpse in
: such a way that it grows full of polyps and other
: yummy wen like blobs.
Actually, you take a fresh corpse, make it into a ghast, and wait for it to become a Wight
: 3) If you want a Shade, take an Avatara corpse and
: re-animate it so that it retains it's previous
: 'owner's' memories and abilities.
: 4) Soulless on the other hand are a different kind of
: Undead. You remove the soul of the individual, and
: obviously this is done while they are still alive.
This seems right. the Fallen do this to prisoners.
: 5) Dirigibles aren't official units as they were never
: included in the game (for obvious reasons, the sprites
: are too goofy)
Probably a wight with hydrogen added to the veins and open spaces in the corpse/wight/ghast
: 6) Bonemen/skeletons as seen in Chimera seem to be thrall
: without any skin, muscle, sinew, etc. I assume you
: just do the same process as a thrall but leave out the
: flesh part.
Take an older corpse that is later in the decaying process
: If there is any undead I missed let me know, but I still
: think the Dark uses the same process but in a
: different way to make the Undead
Myrmidons: Balor merely offered them immortality, but not thier youth, they eventually grow ancient and waste away.
: Later kiddies (again)
