Si-Namuhu - Revision history

Gronk at 00:39, 21 March 2026

2026-03-21T00:39:29Z

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	{{Quote\|text=No one is dead until all that remains of them ~~are echoes~~ on empty air. But some can return from even that.\|sign=Variation on a [[Re-Hara]] proverb}}'''Si-Namuhu''' {{Pronunciation\|SEE-nah-MOO-hoo}}, or '''memory liches''', are a unique type of undead found primarily amongst the various cultures and peoples of the [[Wounds]]. Created through a series of occult rituals, Si-Namuhu are able to return themselves to existence, if not life, as long as they are remembered. Any damage to them, up to and including complete destruction, is merely a passing inconvenience as long as they are not forgotten.		{{Quote\|text=No one is dead until all that remains of them is an echo on empty air. But some can return from even that.\|sign=Variation on a [[Re-Hara]] proverb}}'''Si-Namuhu''' {{Pronunciation\|SEE-nah-MOO-hoo}}, or '''memory liches''', are a unique type of undead found primarily amongst the various cultures and peoples of the [[Wounds]]. Created through a series of occult rituals, Si-Namuhu are able to return themselves to existence, if not life, as long as they are remembered. Any damage to them, up to and including complete destruction, is merely a passing inconvenience as long as they are not forgotten.

	Si-Namuhu are not necessarily evil, though many are, as some undergo the rituals for the purpose of continuing their peoples' stories and shared culture in the face of insurmountable odds. All, however, are fundamentally parasitic in nature, unable to exist without nestling into the consciousnesses of others, whether desired or not.		Si-Namuhu are not necessarily evil, though many are, as some undergo the rituals for the purpose of continuing their peoples' stories and shared culture in the face of insurmountable odds. All, however, are fundamentally parasitic in nature, unable to exist without nestling into the consciousnesses of others, whether desired or not.

Gronk at 00:39, 21 March 2026

2026-03-21T00:39:13Z

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	'''Si-Namuhu''' {{Pronunciation\|SEE-nah-MOO-hoo}}, or '''memory liches''', are a unique type of undead found primarily amongst the various cultures and peoples of the [[Wounds]]. Created through a series of occult rituals, Si-Namuhu are able to return themselves to existence, if not life, as long as they are remembered. Any damage to them, up to and including complete destruction, is merely a passing inconvenience as long as they are not forgotten.		{{Quote\|text=No one is dead until all that remains of them are echoes on empty air. But some can return from even that.\|sign=Variation on a [[Re-Hara]] proverb}}'''Si-Namuhu''' {{Pronunciation\|SEE-nah-MOO-hoo}}, or '''memory liches''', are a unique type of undead found primarily amongst the various cultures and peoples of the [[Wounds]]. Created through a series of occult rituals, Si-Namuhu are able to return themselves to existence, if not life, as long as they are remembered. Any damage to them, up to and including complete destruction, is merely a passing inconvenience as long as they are not forgotten.

	Si-Namuhu are not necessarily evil, though many are, as some undergo the rituals for the purpose of continuing their peoples' stories and shared culture in the face of insurmountable odds. All, however, are fundamentally parasitic in nature, unable to exist without nestling into the consciousnesses of others, whether desired or not.		Si-Namuhu are not necessarily evil, though many are, as some undergo the rituals for the purpose of continuing their peoples' stories and shared culture in the face of insurmountable odds. All, however, are fundamentally parasitic in nature, unable to exist without nestling into the consciousnesses of others, whether desired or not.

Gronk at 01:19, 26 May 2025

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	Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome\|gnomes]] or [[Fanakara]] [[human\|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst the [[dwarf\|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.		Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome\|gnomes]] or [[Fanakara]] [[human\|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst the [[dwarf\|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.

	Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within Fanakara ~~tribes~~, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.		Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within tribes of Fanakara, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.

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Gronk at 17:58, 4 October 2024

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	Prior to their transformation into undead, all prospective Si-Namuhu attempt to spread their legends as widely as possible, often intentionally crafting and sharing oral stories of their deeds to lands and peoples far away from their own, all in order to give them the best chance possible of survival. Yet they must take great care in shaping these narratives, for the memories themselves can reshape and alter the undead should they need to rely on them to return to the world.		Prior to their transformation into undead, all prospective Si-Namuhu attempt to spread their legends as widely as possible, often intentionally crafting and sharing oral stories of their deeds to lands and peoples far away from their own, all in order to give them the best chance possible of survival. Yet they must take great care in shaping these narratives, for the memories themselves can reshape and alter the undead should they need to rely on them to return to the world.

	Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome\|gnomes]] or [[Fanakara]] [[human\|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst ~~the [[Fjarri]] or~~ the [[dwarf\|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.		Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome\|gnomes]] or [[Fanakara]] [[human\|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst the [[dwarf\|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.

	Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within Fanakara tribes, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.		Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within Fanakara tribes, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.

Gronk at 15:32, 13 May 2024

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	Prior to their transformation into undead, all prospective Si-Namuhu attempt to spread their legends as widely as possible, often intentionally crafting and sharing oral stories of their deeds to lands and peoples far away from their own, all in order to give them the best chance possible of survival. Yet they must take great care in shaping these narratives, for the memories themselves can reshape and alter the undead should they need to rely on them to return to the world.		Prior to their transformation into undead, all prospective Si-Namuhu attempt to spread their legends as widely as possible, often intentionally crafting and sharing oral stories of their deeds to lands and peoples far away from their own, all in order to give them the best chance possible of survival. Yet they must take great care in shaping these narratives, for the memories themselves can reshape and alter the undead should they need to rely on them to return to the world.

	Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome\|gnomes]] or [[~~Farnakara~~]] [[human\|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst the [[Fjarri]] or the [[dwarf\|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.		Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome\|gnomes]] or [[Fanakara]] [[human\|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst the [[Fjarri]] or the [[dwarf\|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.

	Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within ~~Farnakara~~ tribes, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.		Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within Fanakara tribes, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.

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Gronk at 15:50, 6 May 2024

2024-05-06T15:50:48Z

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	Prior to their transformation into undead, all prospective Si-Namuhu attempt to spread their legends as widely as possible, often intentionally crafting and sharing oral stories of their deeds to lands and peoples far away from their own, all in order to give them the best chance possible of survival. Yet they must take great care in shaping these narratives, for the memories themselves can reshape and alter the undead should they need to rely on them to return to the world.		Prior to their transformation into undead, all prospective Si-Namuhu attempt to spread their legends as widely as possible, often intentionally crafting and sharing oral stories of their deeds to lands and peoples far away from their own, all in order to give them the best chance possible of survival. Yet they must take great care in shaping these narratives, for the memories themselves can reshape and alter the undead should they need to rely on them to return to the world.

	Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome\|gnomes]] or [[Farnakara]] [[human\|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst the [[Fjarri]] ~~and~~ the [[dwarf\|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.		Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome\|gnomes]] or [[Farnakara]] [[human\|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst the [[Fjarri]] or the [[dwarf\|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.

	Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within Farnakara tribes, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.		Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within Farnakara tribes, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.

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'''Si-Namuhu''' {{Pronunciation|SEE-nah-MOO-hoo}}, or '''memory liches''', are a unique type of undead found primarily amongst the various cultures and peoples of the [[Wounds]]. Created through a series of occult rituals, Si-Namuhu are able to return themselves to existence, if not life, as long as they are remembered. Any damage to them, up to and including complete destruction, is merely a passing inconvenience as long as they are not forgotten.

Si-Namuhu are not necessarily evil, though many are, as some undergo the rituals for the purpose of continuing their peoples' stories and shared culture in the face of insurmountable odds. All, however, are fundamentally parasitic in nature, unable to exist without nestling into the consciousnesses of others, whether desired or not.

Prior to their transformation into undead, all prospective Si-Namuhu attempt to spread their legends as widely as possible, often intentionally crafting and sharing oral stories of their deeds to lands and peoples far away from their own, all in order to give them the best chance possible of survival. Yet they must take great care in shaping these narratives, for the memories themselves can reshape and alter the undead should they need to rely on them to return to the world.

Historically most Si-Namuhu have been [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome|gnomes]] or [[Farnakara]] [[human|humans]], but they are not completely unknown amongst the [[Fjarri]] and the [[dwarf|dwarves]] of [[Harv Taruhm]] as well.

Some cultures have developed methods of countering the influence of unwanted Si-Namuhu. Within Farnakara tribes, it is not unusual to omit the names of those whose actions have passed into oral histories and make elaborate use of metaphors when recounting their tales, as by taking these precautions any potential Si-Namuhu are weakened and separated from their pasts.

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[[Category:Undead]]
[[Category:Creatures]]