Immortality

## Summary

Immortality is an incredibly variable ability throughout fiction in terms of definition. Many versions share the theme that the ability stops a certain form of death, such as eternal life, unkillable with regular weaponry, or some similar trope.

## Utilities

The utilities of Immortality are relatively self-explanatory, the power simply allows users to survive otherwise fatal attacks or abilities.

## Variations

* **Type 1** (Eternal Life): Those who's lives are eternal, either naturally or supernaturally, these characters will live forever assuming they aren't directly killed by another.
* **Type 2** (Resilient): Those who can survive normally fatal wounds indefinitely, such as those who can live without a head, or vital organs, with no ill effects to their overall health.
* **Type 3** (Regeneration): Those who's regeneration prevents them from dying
	+ Note that this is a different ability from regular Regeneration (While always accompanied by such), as this ability is granted when a users Regeneration can clearly prevent them from dying in general, and must be negated, heavily overpowered, or removed in order for the user to be fully killed.
	+ It should also be noted that typically, only higher degrees of Regeneration may be capable of granting this Type of Immortality, as lower levels of Regeneration may not be able to keep characters alive.
* **Type 4** (Resurrection): Those who's body will resurrect indefinitely upon death.
	+ Similarly to Type 3, this ability is different to the simple ability of Resurrection, once again. While it is always accompanied by the ability, a profile should only be granted this ability if they cannot be killed fully without bypassing, negating, or massively overwhelming the Immortality, due to indefinitely resurrecting upon death.
* **Type 5** (Reincarnation): The ability to reincarnate in another body upon dying, while similar to Type 4, this ability should only be granted if a character is revived upon death in another body.
* **Type 6** (Deathless): Those who cannot traditionally die due to technically not being alive or dead in general. Typically characters who are unbound by death, with irregular existences, or more.
* **Type 7** (Parasitic): Those who can transfer between bodies to escape death, whether it be through typical prepared bodies, or even the bodies of other characters through a form of Possession or similar. Users of this Immortality may be able to live indefinitely through other bodies.
* **Type 8** (Undead): Those who are already dead, and therefor cannot be traditionally "killed". Typically, abilities such as Death Manipulation may have little effect on characters with this form of Immortality.
* **Type 9** (Selective): Those who can not be killed unless a certain object or ability is used to kill them, typically accompanied by other forms of Immortality. Users of this type can typically survive essentially all other forms of damage, but may often be especially weak to the specified object/ability.
* **Type 10** (Reliant): Those who cannot be killed as long as a certain object, being, or concept exists. Typically accompanied by other forms of Immortality.
* **Type 11** (Transcendent): Those who's true self exists on a separate or higher plane than that of which they can be killed, such as a Higher Dimension, or general Higher realm or different state.

## Limitations

It should be noted that no form of Immortality can be assumed to completely and utterly stop death in any and every way, as many forms of immortality are verse specific, and only have feats on certain levels, which means when paired or compared to other fictional verses, the abilities must be compared through feats alone.