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*[[The Huntress]], Ming Lieren, summoned by doing something with (Xiao Fa suspects shooting into something you are hunting) a hunting arrow
 
*[[The Huntress]], Ming Lieren, summoned by doing something with (Xiao Fa suspects shooting into something you are hunting) a hunting arrow
 
* [[Hirasoto]] the Implacable, summoned by...
 
* [[Hirasoto]] the Implacable, summoned by...
 
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* [[Li Kao]], the Permanent Reverence, ?? by doing something with his meditation beads.
  
 
===Mystic Mondo's Opinions on the Twelve Immortals===
 
===Mystic Mondo's Opinions on the Twelve Immortals===
  
*1. He doesn't believe the whole "eat a peach and become immortal" thing. He's pretty sure that the peaches and the Golden Palace are tied up with immortality, but it's not nearly so simple.  There's even a story of one who was climbing a sacred peach tree, fell off, and achieved immortality before he hit the ground, saving his life.
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# He doesn't believe the whole "eat a peach and become immortal" thing. He's pretty sure that the peaches and the Golden Palace are tied up with immortality, but it's not nearly so simple.  There's even a story of one who was climbing a sacred peach tree, fell off, and achieved immortality before he hit the ground, saving his life.
  
*2. There are supposed to be "Twelve Immortals", but he's not sure that's true.  He hasn't heard of more than twelve, but he's also heard of people who were not immortal and then became immortal, but not because of a previous immortal dying or anything like that.  Maybe twelve is the ideal state, or an upper (or lower) bound, or something, but there are may not always be exactly twelve of them.
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# There are supposed to be "Twelve Immortals", but he's not sure that's true.  He hasn't heard of more than twelve, but he's also heard of people who were not immortal and then became immortal, but not because of a previous immortal dying or anything like that.  Maybe twelve is the ideal state, or an upper (or lower) bound, or something, but there are may not always be exactly twelve of them.
  
*3. He doesn't think all immortals count as one of the "twelve immortals".  He can easily envision beings who are immortal, or effectively so, with no association whatsover to the Golden Palace, or peaches, etc.  Such people, like Wei Han, presumably gain their immortality from other sources entirely.
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# He doesn't think all immortals count as one of the "twelve immortals".  He can easily envision beings who are immortal, or effectively so, with no association whatsover to the Golden Palace, or peaches, etc.  Such people, like Wei Han, presumably gain their immortality from other sources entirely.
  
  
 
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[[Category: Immortals]]
 
[[Category: Immortals]]

Revision as of 16:43, 25 October 2011

Those who have eaten an entire golden-skinned peach from the Golden Palace Of The Immortals. Their chi is very non-entropic, according to Xiao Fa.

Some we know of include:

  • Old Hop, summoned by drinking a whole gourd of Golden Palace Rice Wine
  • The Huntress, Ming Lieren, summoned by doing something with (Xiao Fa suspects shooting into something you are hunting) a hunting arrow
  • Hirasoto the Implacable, summoned by...
  • Li Kao, the Permanent Reverence, ?? by doing something with his meditation beads.

Mystic Mondo's Opinions on the Twelve Immortals

  1. He doesn't believe the whole "eat a peach and become immortal" thing. He's pretty sure that the peaches and the Golden Palace are tied up with immortality, but it's not nearly so simple. There's even a story of one who was climbing a sacred peach tree, fell off, and achieved immortality before he hit the ground, saving his life.
  1. There are supposed to be "Twelve Immortals", but he's not sure that's true. He hasn't heard of more than twelve, but he's also heard of people who were not immortal and then became immortal, but not because of a previous immortal dying or anything like that. Maybe twelve is the ideal state, or an upper (or lower) bound, or something, but there are may not always be exactly twelve of them.
  1. He doesn't think all immortals count as one of the "twelve immortals". He can easily envision beings who are immortal, or effectively so, with no association whatsover to the Golden Palace, or peaches, etc. Such people, like Wei Han, presumably gain their immortality from other sources entirely.