[ SECRET POST #5357 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5357 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question about Jewish and Biblical Folklore.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean I chose him because he was the oldest person I could think of which suits his position in the story as the "King of Liches" . I needed someone older than dirt and he fit the bill.

Re: Question about Jewish and Biblical Folklore.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean the guy who invented fucking murder is kinda perfect for being the king of a group of the most evil undead.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Re: Question about Jewish and Biblical Folklore.

[(Anonymous)]

I meeeean, I'm a bit leery about straight up liches (as in using the name and all) because of their use of Jewish coding in stuff like D&D, so hearing a Torah figure as a "king of Liches" doesn't help that association.

Re: Question about Jewish and Biblical Folklore.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh huh

Well if it helps I've never played d&d and so my imagining of liches is going to be very different. Esp now that in more wary of what jewish coding entails so I can avoid it.

Re: Question about Jewish and Biblical Folklore.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah! I think you should be good then!