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When most things die, they leave a corpse. Plants leave husks. Wraiths,<BR> | When most things die, they leave a corpse. Plants leave husks. Wraiths,<BR> | ||
Revision as of 15:28, 30 March 2011
Official Information
CORPSE CORPSES HUSK HUSKS
When most things die, they leave a corpse. Plants leave husks. Wraiths,
ghosts, and the like leave nothing except maybe some dust.
All corpses and husks decay after time, but the objects inside corpses do
NOT decay with them. Player corpses last longer than mob corpses, but they
still decay in time. Ask an experienced player what the current average
decay rates are.
The objects, once they are on the ground, are subject to the ravages of time,
the elements, and to scavenger mobs. If something doesn't pick them up, they
may disintegrate after *approximately* 100 hours of game time (60 minutes of
real time).