Dragging Bodies Options

[Intestinal Chaos]

It seems there might be proof for the ability to drag bodies (most likely for stealth purposes) while there is no assurance that this isn't a cut scene it may still be done



A knight possibly dragging a burnt body after a Daedric invasion

This may also just be an NPC checking the inventory of a corpse.

This post has been edited by Intestinal Chaos: Sep 29 2005, 04:55 PM

[xycolian]

or you could simply re-animate him using the new reanimation spell and command your newly found undead minion to attack the people who are mourning his death most mwuhahahaha

[Curly_G_]

or you could simply re-animate him using the new reanimation spell and command your newly found undead minion to attack the people who are mourning his death most mwuhahahaha

Still unsure... Does it bring them back as your slave for spell duration or until death again?
Or do they just come back as they were, maybe hating you if you killed them in the first place?

[Bofra]

Still unsure... Does it bring them back as your slave for spell duration or until death again?
Or do they just come back as they were, maybe hating you if you killed them in the first place?

I wouldn't think the spell would make them you enemy once again, sounds rather useless to me. However I believe they would be you undead slaves for the spell duration, nothing more, still it might be possible to get a more powerfull reanimate spell that merely brings them back as your faithful followers for the rest of their lifes, but that's unlikely, it would be too easy to create huge armies that would heavily affect playability (as in framerate) aswell as game-balance (as you would become undefeatable with you 30+ men army practically able to raid any city).

(By the way, is it even confirmed that there is such spell as reanimate? ) <-- nvm

EDIT: Oops, seems that I'm too slow and my question was answered while I was writing this post . But that quote still doesn't answer the question for HOW LONG the NPC:s stays your follower.

This post has been edited by Bofra: Mar 9 2006, 01:15 PM