>use heal on undead enemy >it hurts them >use poison

>>387275589
What shit game is this? Everyone knows poison has no effect on undead, heal spells do damage and harm spells heal them

The Undead are usually inmune to poison damage.

>dark heal

>>387275706
>>387275589
Sounds like Minecraft.

The poison potions heal undead enemies for some retarded reason, while healing potions do damage to them.

>>387275706
Divinity: Original Sin

>>387275589
More like
>heal enemy undead enemy
>hurts them
>use instant death on undead enemy
>full restore

It make ls no sense poison heals undead. It makes them deader?

dumb stu poster

>>387275589
I thought this was a horse being absorbed into some purple butthole or something, i need to go to bed

>>387275589
>use heal on undead enemy
>it hurts them
But you are fixing their bodies, not killing them

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>revive item instantly kills undead boss
>if you don't know this the fight is much harder than it should be

>>387275974
Poison magic uses dark magic. Undead are created from dark magic. Using any form of dark magic on something fueled by dark magic restores them.

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>Use revive item on Undead enemy
>It instantly kills the enemy

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>>387276261
>revive enemy as undead
>it kills you

>>387275706
Warcraft 3 did something like this. Use dreadbolt on an ally undead to heal them. I did it to an ally Acolyte and it killed him, I thought he was undead.

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>>387276128
Sup

Is it strange that what would heal the living would hurt the dead?

Please help understand. English not first language. If undead mean not dead it not mean living? Then why it zombie human eater?

>>387276261
>>387276445
>enemy inflicts undead status on you
>run out of HP and die
>undead status prevents being revived

>>387276540
This. How can healing wounds kill you?

>>387275589
why can I suddenly not remember where this is from

>>387276652
It doesn't, it unkills you.

>>387276630
That which is not dead may eternal lie, and with strange eons even death will die.

>>387276104
Healing magic is divine, undead are evil, can't use divine magic on an undead like that

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>fire is weak to water
>ice is weak to fire
But ice is just cold water

>separate spells for reviving undead and regular beings

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>>387276261
>boss zombifies you then heals you to death

See its like, if youre a number above 0 like say, 3, youre alive, and at 0 youre dead, but if you somehow go into the nagatives like -3, youre more like anti-alive.

>>387276652
Undead are abominations and holy powers have the opposite affect.

>>387276652
>enemy is reanimated but not truly alive, being kept animate by necromagics
>use item that undeads the corpse
I wish it brought the enemy to life though, since it's technically a revive. DnD does it much better since revival magic comes from the Positive Plane and necromancy comes from the Negative Plane.
Alternatively, necromancy is reversed by divine magic and revival is the most divine thing there is.

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>>387276261
I love this thing

>>387275706
This. Some sort of occult damage on the other hand..

>>387277078
only as ice do they remain animated. By melting them, they are no longer living.

>>387275589
>poison heals undead
If anything it should have no effect.

>>387276652
It is a D&D carry over.

Clerics can channel positive energy to heal good things and hurt bad things. Evil clerics can channel negative/evil energy to do the opposite.

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>undead party member
>your only heal spell affects the whole party

>>387276630
Living: a body, alive
Dead: a body, not alive
Undead: a body, not alive, moving around, not normal and not natural

Zombies, ghosts, wraiths, revenants, ghouls, liches and more like them are all undead. They are usually re-animated by dark magic or some evil power, or are able to keep their minds/souls/personalities after they die. This allows them to continue moving around. Evil powered corpse monsters are all called undead.

>>387277184
what about if my post number is a 3?

>>387275706
final fantasy 2 and 5? I think do the poison but pretty much ever ff 1-9 has healing magic hurt undead

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>>387277128
>support spell has the opposite effect on enemies

>>387276450
Death coil heals acolytes, they are undead also

>>387275589
>use Phoenix down on undead boss
>instakill

>>387276652
The magic that does the healing is holy which naturally rapes the undead

>>387276450
Acolytes actually aren't undead, they're just normal people who aligned with them. It's been a while so I'm not sure if Necromancers are undead either.

>>387277390
FFX had the zombie status effect where heal spells hurt you instead

>>387276128
>ff7 AND ff8 did this
Goddamn.

>>387277078
Anon, you should try to put some fire next to some ice and see what happens, it is really really really amazing.

>>387275706
Pokemon SM which added an attacking move that can heal your allies

>>387277561
ff 5 6 7 9 10 have zombie as a status effect but I was referring to enemies

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>>387276261
Yo.

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>Playing Final Fantasy IX
>Reach Iifa Tree boss
>Forgot to heal beforehand
>Decide to use elixir
>Mis-click and use it on the boss
>Instant kill

I've never forgotten that fight, but it went so fast that I'll never remember its appearance

>>387277657
pretty much everything from atleasr 4-10 did this atleast once

>>387277664
>ice turns into water
>fire gets kill
Yeah, great weakness

>>387277374
>boss casts death on your party regularly
>boss also casts zombie on your party regularly
>when zombie, death fails
>when zombie, healing hurts you
Fuckin bitch in Zanarkand can eat my ass.

>>387276630
It doesn't mean they're alive, it just means it's no longer dead. Sort of like it's possessed, it's not being controlled by itself. It's the idea that one's spirit cannot return to their body once their body dies, so something else is inhabiting the body (usually just animalistic instincts, like the desire to feed).
Undead doesn't mean alive, basically "brought back from the dead"

>>387277768
fire only has to be near ice to melt it not contacting
and hot enough fire will evaporate water before it has a chance to extinguish the flames

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Post more rugratskino

>>387277374
Just put reflect on him so you can double heal your caster and avoid damaging your bro

>>387277830
My point is, fire>ice but water>fire is bullshit. If fire win against ice, it should also win against water

>>387277078
It should be

>ice weak to fire
>fire weak to ice
>water weak to ice
>ice immune to water
>fire weak to water
>water resistant to fire

>>387277381
>They are usually re-animated by dark magic or some evil power, or are able to keep their minds/souls/personalities after they die.
Zombies have been butchered pretty hard lately. Several examples of what is basically the opposite of what you're describing have been labeled as zombies. As in technically living beings that have lost their minds/souls/personalities and become primal. Often in the form of some parasite infection or such.

>>387278054
>ice immune to water
Water can melt and break ice you dumbass

>>387277961

it never stops being funny

oh my god

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>Use your last super heal on an undead thinking it would kill him
>it fully heals him.

>>387277961
>tfw we'll never get the other panels
btw, Tommy put bleach in the drink

>>387277554
Story wise they're alive but for gameplay purposes all undead units are considered undead

>>387278436
*dog food and draino

>>387278203
>>387278436
>"A Storyboard Jam isn't common on shows that allow people to get out frustrations in the actual work, but on cutie kid shows, everyone draws naked women going bonkers on giant cocks in their spare time. Inevitably, through loathing of the project, they start a storyboard jam where a continuous story evolves from artist to artist as they hand around the papers. Everyone gets a turn to do their worst with the characters.

>At Klasky, on Rugrats, they started this Jam in 1998 I think. The first page had Angelica being a bitch to Tommy, so Tommy gets her a drink in the kitchen and puts in dog food and draino, then toddles back to Angelica. This is where the story should have heated up, but I saw someone was intervening. I found this lone page yesterday and can't find the rest. When the Jam was handed to me I disgustedly pushed it away, and after seeing it unattended on another artist's desk for 2 days I had the idea to step up the lameness a notch by having Stu come in and be utterly abusive to everyone. The artists who saw my treatment of the characters after their refined, cultured story were getting pissed...

>I began the next page (I was on a roll, most people did 3 or 4 panels and I was doing 12 or so in a fervor of home filth) with a close up of Stu's crotch (on model) and then a cut away showing his entire pelvis is in fact two tight and well rounded testicles with a tiny cock dangling from above. Lightening was bouncing around and words appeared saying 'BALLS OF THUNDER!', or something to that effect. After that, the next artists really took it to it's low as Angelica's hands came in to stroke Stu's balls and then incest sex scenes flew all over the pages. I was disgusted, even, when I saw what had become of the comic.

>Someone was taking the things between buildings, to dump it on the Thornberry crew when an executive snooty-draws producer saw it, was disturbed, and confiscated the jam... and thus it ended."

My fucking sides.

>>387278193
And yet icebergs exist. Sure, given enough time they eventually melt but ice monsters are able to violate the laws of thermodynamics and freeze shit on command.

>>387278727
> Sure, given enough time
Then ice can't be 100% inmune

>>387278886
Ice monsters are not icebergs. Ice monsters do not have to melt from something like water. Only fire should be hot enough to melt them. Wind can melt ice too but you never see them be strong against ice

>>387278015
Except water beats fire in real life. If you're attacking something composed of ice with fire, it's not like your fireball has a health bae. It doesn't matter if the ice melts into water

>>387278072
Well, I'm speaking strictly in a fantasy sense, zombies are often reanimated by dark magic from a necromancer or lich.
Ghosts and wraiths are basically the same thing, they can vary in mindlessness, from repeating ghosts to aware apparitions, depends.
Revenants in my experience are intelligent reanimated undead.
Ghouls are usually pretty animalistic, often fast, predatory undead creatures, eat corpses but will kill.
Liches are a weird part because they survived death via hiding their soul in a phylactery. If the process of 'death' involves a soul leaving the body for an afterlife, no soul, then the process doesn't complete fully and you just continue. Maybe being dead grants access to some power you can't get while alive.

I wouldn't label any still living a zombie. Zombie-like just as a description, but a living person beset by a parasitic infection wouldn't be harmed by divine healing magic.

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>water is effective against sand because it makes sand less sandy
>but sand isn't effective against water despite making water less fluid

>ctrl+f
> ragnarok online 0 results

i feel like i don't belong here anymore

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>Rock vs paper vs scissors
>Rock can actually go through paper
>Scissors can cut rock

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>>387275706
I think FF tactics
>shit game

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>>387275589
>use heal on undead enemy
>it hurts them
>use holy on undead enemy
>it hurts them
>use holy-based elemental heal on undead enemy
>it heals them

>>387277074
>undead are evil
>naive normative ethics

>>387280887
Good luck beating paper when you're completely covered up, you rock bitch!!!

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>>387275589
>use a revival potion or spell on an undead foe
>insta-kills it

>>387275906
>enemy bleeds poison
>poison heals them
The beginning of the game is the hardest part simply because of this, at least without ways to set it on fire. Thank god you could set poison on fire.

>Use revive item on undead enemy
>Actually revives it back into a living creature that is much more powerful and drops mad loot

What games does this occur in?

>>387281090
Unnatural state of being, also god is literally in the sky and we can talk to him, away with ye

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>>387277961

>>387275706
>>387277390
FFXII did something like this too. I think renew (or the resurrect equiv) was instakill iirc