Can you bring a dragon, avangion, or similar advanced being back to life?
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Is there a certain pile of halfling dung you have your eyes on?
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Not particularly. I was mostly thinking about Korgunard or whatever his name was. I’m not familiar with Dragon’s Crown, so there might be a reason you can’t bring him back, but I figure resurrection on some holy toenails might solve the problem.
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Spoiler for a 30 year old adventure.
After being betrayed and killed by the Order, one member (a halfling) ate his corpse.
Hence, the pile of halfling dung.
I seem to recall that he even had the nerve to say, “if you kill me, you kill the last of him” (“but I have no reason not to kill you”).
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I mean, you don’t need much to resurrect someone…
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By rules as written you could, even in 2E through 5E.
Rules as intended I am not so sure. I recall in FR acessories Dragons could not be brought back by a ressurection spell.
In my Dark Sun campaigns I have a similar rule, ABs cannot be brought back by ressurrection spells, but a 10th lvl psionic enchantment ritual could do so. These creatures are basically quasi-gods and thus above normal magics such ressurection.
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Well if you read the end of the adventure you as a DM can run a follow up adventure to bring him back. Here is the passage. “If you wish, Korgunard can contact the PCs from beyond the grave to congratulate them. Resurrecting the avangion could be a challenging follow up adventure for the PCs.”
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