Immortalities and their types

## Explanation

Immortality - is the ability to simply not die naturally for a number of reasons, ranging from a simple lack of life span limitation, the ability to regenerate from wounds that would normally be fatal, or protection from a higher being, among other possible. reasons. It should be noted that no Immortality is truly perfect, and no matter how much a character's immortality is inflated in his own setting, it is very, very unlikely that he is really completely unkillable when compared to characters from other fictions. As for types 2, 3, 4 and 7, 8, 9, 10, it should be noted that the degree of abilities should be specified with the same system as for Regeneration. For example, it is desirable to indicate whether the character has demonstrated the ability to withstand injuries to an average level for Type 2 purposes, or has been shown to recover to such an extent with respect to other types.

## Types

0 Type of immortality - characters who are able to replace body parts or bodies subject to aging with new ones, as well as characters who are able to prolong their lives due to forced constant "feeding" (for example, absorbing other people's souls in order to continue to exist). They are not fully immortal, but they are able to achieve the effect of "eternal life", provided that there is a suitable material at hand.

1 Type of immortality - characters who have already died once, becoming undead, or who are not initially classified as alive. They are immune to abilities that allow them to cause ordinary death, since they are already dead or are not alive in principle.

2 Type of immortality - the ability of a character not to die under the influence of time, since his body is always at about the same age, or simply to exist for a long period of time. However, such immortality does not give any advantages over unnatural and supernatural causes of death.

3 Type of immortality - the character can be damaged in various degrees of severity, but he will not die until his body is completely destroyed.

4 Type of immortality - the character will repair the damage received and will not die completely until the limit of his regenerative abilities is exhausted.

5 Type of immortality - a character cannot be truly killed until some object that ensures his immortality is destroyed. This, for example, can be an artifact, another character, an aspect of reality, or anything else. Often, though not always, the destruction of an object that supports immortality will also entail the death of a character associated with it.

6 Type of immortality - a character can eventually rise from the dead even after being destroyed.

7 Type of immortality - the power of higher cosmic entities that are not alive or dead in the usual sense, standing outside the ordinary laws of reality, time and three-dimensional universes (in any number of them), that is, which, if possible, can be destroyed only by being a being of the same or even higher order.

8 Type of immortality - This type of immortality is "Author's immortality" because the author of a particular story wanted it that way and the character has all seven types of immortality. Such a character will not die until either the author dies or the author removes this immortality.

9 Type of immortality - The character has "Metaversal immortality" this immortality differs in that the character cannot die from characters who cannot go beyond fiction or simulation, well, or beyond the Metaversal.

10 Type of immortality - A character with such immortality is really immortal or absolutely immortal, no one can kill this character. But he can be killed by those characters who have also reached the tenth type of immortality.