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One of the key principles of the [[Church of Avacyn]] refers to the conditions of death. |
One of the key principles of the [[Church of Avacyn]] refers to the conditions of death. |
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| − | For citizens of [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]], a perfect life would not be an eternal one but |
+ | For citizens of [[Innistrad (plane)|Innistrad]], a perfect life would not be an eternal one but one with a rest or "sleep" after death. |
| − | The "'''blessed sleep'''" is an eternity of quiet oblivion, much better than the shame of becoming a troubled [[Spirits|spirit]], a maimed body, or an [[undead]] [[abomination]], as often happens in Innistrad. The blessed sleep is considered a reward for a virtuous |
+ | The "'''blessed sleep'''" is an eternity of quiet oblivion, much better than the shame of becoming a troubled [[Spirits|spirit]], a maimed body, or an [[undead]] [[abomination]], as often happens in Innistrad. The blessed sleep is considered a reward for a virtuous and vigilant life. |
''"Would you pass eternity on earth"'' is a common blessing for their dead, among the people of Innistrad. |
''"Would you pass eternity on earth"'' is a common blessing for their dead, among the people of Innistrad. |
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Revision as of 02:25, 29 April 2016
One of the key principles of the Church of Avacyn refers to the conditions of death. For citizens of Innistrad, a perfect life would not be an eternal one but one with a rest or "sleep" after death.
The "blessed sleep" is an eternity of quiet oblivion, much better than the shame of becoming a troubled spirit, a maimed body, or an undead abomination, as often happens in Innistrad. The blessed sleep is considered a reward for a virtuous and vigilant life.
"Would you pass eternity on earth" is a common blessing for their dead, among the people of Innistrad.
In-game references
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