It occoured on a game recently where the opportunity arose to Divinate a
recently deceased body.

Two possibilities occoured

1. The body is an item and the divination (like DA) will only pick up
enchantments that have been placed on it since it was an item and the rest
of it's history is lost.

2. Divination picks up all enchantments on a thing and so it would get all
the enchantments cast on the person while they were alive.

I just wondered what the general consensus is on this matter.

Mandos
/s


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On 30/12/2004, at 20:58, Mandos Mitchinson wrote:

>
> It occoured on a game recently where the opportunity arose to Divinate 
> a
> recently deceased body.
>
> Two possibilities occoured
>
> 1. The body is an item and the divination (like DA) will only pick up
> enchantments that have been placed on it since it was an item and the 
> rest
> of it's history is lost.

<sobs for the poor apostrophe>

> 2. Divination picks up all enchantments on a thing and so it would get 
> all
> the enchantments cast on the person while they were alive.
>
> I just wondered what the general consensus is on this matter.

I go for 2 myself,

cheers,

clare


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