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Posted by The Arcane(VIP) on March 28, 2000 at 15:14:54:

In Reply to: Some phylacteries are found on mobs. (text) posted by Proud Blade on March 28, 2000 at 15:02:50:

There's one from kuo-toa, and three from Whistlewood, that are arm-worn and not magical (well, one of them is, but that's a bit different). In the sense of the lich power ritual of abominations, I believe phylactery was used to signify a "ritual container" in the abstract sense... lich phylacteries are gemstones that contain a man's soul, or that's how I've understood and conceived of them.

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Comments:	> There's one from kuo-toa, and three from Whistlewood, that are arm-worn and not magical (well, one of them is, but that's a bit different). In the sense of the lich power ritual of abominations, I believe phylactery was used to signify a "ritual container" in the abstract sense... lich phylacteries are gemstones that contain a man's soul, or that's how I've understood and conceived of them.