Immortality Negation

== Summary ==
Immortality is the perpetual state of not ceasing to exist due to natural causes. It can be achieved through a plethora of means, from having an infinite lifespan to being able to reinvigorate oneself from fatal wounds. It is important to note that no immortality is completely infallible, and even the most powerful characters from one realm may be vulnerable when confronted with otherworldly adversaries.
This ability to deny a target's immortality, rendering them mortal and vulnerable to death or destruction. This can be achieved through a variety of means, such as the destruction of the source of the immortality, or the nullification of the target's regenerative or resurrection capabilities.
== Types ==
Type 1 (Eternal Life): Immortality negation would prevent the character from being able to defy death due to age or illness, and eventually succumb to natural causes.
Type 2 (Resilient Immortality): Immortality negation would make the character vulnerable to injuries that would normally be survivable, and thus can be killed through regular means. 
Type 3 (Immortality via regeneration): Immortality negation would prevent the character's body from being able to regenerate or heal from wounds that would normally be able to be recovered from.
Type 4 (Immortality via reincarnation or resurrection): Immortality negation would stop the character from being able to reincarnate or resurrect, as well as prevent them from being able to recover from otherwise fatal wounds.
Type 5 (Deathless Immortality): Immortality negation would be necessary to permanently remove the character's immortality, as they are not bound by the laws of life and death.
Type 6 (Parasitic): Immortality negation would prevent the character from transferring their consciousness to another body, and thus be vulnerable to death.
Type 7 (Undead); Immortality negation would erase the character's undeath, making them vulnerable to death.
Type 8 (Reliant Immortality): Immortality negation would prevent the character from relying on other sources to remain immortal, and thus be vulnerable to death. Effectively cutting off their connection to the thing they are reliant on or negating it similar to how you would negate type 9 immortality.
Type 9 (Transcendental Immortality): Immortality negation would be necessary to destroy the character's true self, which is beyond the realm in which they reside. In this case an example could be a attack based on karma which could destroy all iterations of a character regardless of location.
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