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originally posted in:Collective Of Knowledge
3/3/2015 2:16:58 AM
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This theory makes a lot of sense. If the traveler birthed ghosts in a last ditch attempt to save us why would the "Mini-travlers" (servitors) be different. Servitors can take the souls which we see escaping the bodies of fallen when head shot....Which would lead to the assumption that those who are not critical shot do not lose their souls. The Fallen we do not critical shot kill can have their souls removed and placed into another body by a servitor. I am assuming the servitors have the power to collect souls but the prime has the power to re install them. If that's true, that really explains why we never see a huge mass of Fallen.
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I feel it's not directly the headshots that end them, they probably do make it more difficult for them though.
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In game its that killing blow head shot that causes the screaming and soul escape.
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I get confused by people always claiming it to be their soul, Where did that assumption come from?
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I understand, I mean to say it's possible to relieve them of ether/light other than headshot.
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Yeah, I just meant in game. Im sure in actuality there are other ways to take their soul.
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Like wizards. Those -blam!-ers "peel" the light from you. Nothing makes me shudder more than that thought.
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Dementors...
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Ha, wizards wish they could be fear itself. I'll give it to them if I saw a wizard irl I'd shit a brick house to keep the big bad wolf out of, but wizard v dementor, I'd take a wizard on a date and try for third than be with a dementor.
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Yeah. Atleast you can kill a wizard. Just bring along an abyss defiant.
